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Science Communication

This set of guides has been adapted from LibGuides created by the Michigan State University Librarians, Erika Weir, Iris Kovar-Gough and Susan Kendall.

Getting Started

The scientific community has different norms for writing than the academic community as a whole. For example, the scientific paper has a relatively standard structure that is widely accepted and followed. Whether writing for a scientific journal or an informal blog post, scientists should be aware of the standards in their field and how to effectively communicate with their chosen audience.

The following resources provide introductions to the forms of communication used by scientists and norms within the field.

Academic Integrity

FAU's Statement on Academic Integrity focuses on behaviors to be avoided: cheating, plagiarism, and other forms of dishonesty.

Researchers should familiarize themselves with the following:

 

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