Preparing Manuscripts for Publication: Improving Your Chances for Success
A Three-Part Webinar: March 18, March 25, and April 1, 2014
12:00 - 1:00 p.m.
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It is not poor science that kills many scientific papers; rather, it is a lack of clarity and continuity. In this webinar series, Dr. Thomas Annesley will use examples from several sections of a scientific paper to show participants how to add clarity and continuity to their scientific papers. Part I will focus on the title, abstract, and introduction. Part II will focus on methods, results, and figures. Part III will focus on tables, the discussion section, and responding to reviewer comments.
After attending these webinars, participants will be able to add greater clarity to papers, develop strategies to heighten the impact of their papers, and more effectively tie the various sections of a manuscript together.
About the presenter: Thomas Annesley was one of the first post-doctoral fellows in clinical chemistry at the Mayo Clinic. After training, he went to the University of Michigan, where he has spent his entire career. He currently is Professor of Clinical Chemistry at the University of Michigan and the Deputy Editor of the journalClinical Chemistry. His current major roles include teaching scientific writing in the Faculty Development Program of the Dean of Education’s Office, the Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research, and the Michigan Scholars Program. He also does sessions for the Council of Science Editors and the American Medical Writers Association. Dr. Annesley is the author of the 14-part Guide to Scientific Writing, which has been translated into five languages and is used in the curricula of many educational institutions in the US, Europe, and China. He is also the author of the Guide to Manuscript Review.
Thank you,
Shannon
Shannon Marshall
Student Services & Admissions Coordinator
MICHR Education
734.763.1711
marshsm@umich.edu
