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Writing Skills for Scientific Communication

By (author) Kaushik Kumar, By (author) Chikesh Ranjan

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Writing Skills for Scientific Communication is a comprehensive guide designed for researchers, students, and professionals striving for excellence in academic and innovative endeavours. Covering every stage of the research journey, it provides insights into defining research problems, conducting literature reviews, and crafting impactful research papers. The book explores intellectual property rights, the patenting process, and licensing, offering practical strategies for protecting and commercializing innovations. Enriched with real-world case studies, ethical guidelines, and technical writing techniques, this guide offers a holistic approach to mastering research and IP management. This book: Offers a complete and systematic guide to scientific writing, covering various aspects, such as clarity, structure, organization, and language usage, to help readers effectively communicate their research Presents in-depth coverage of how to write research articles, including insights into different sections like the abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion Illustrates extensive information on how to create and use graphs, tables, and figures to present research data effectively, and enhance the understanding of readers Showcases guidance on tailoring scientific communication for different audiences, including experts in the field, peers, and policymakers Discusses ethical aspects of scientific communication, including plagiarism, data manipulation, and responsible authorship Whether you're a novice or an experienced researcher, this book equips you with the essential tools to thrive in the dynamic landscape of scientific communication. It is written for senior undergraduates and graduate students in diverse fields including mechanical engineering, industrial and manufacturing engineering, electrical engineering, electrical and electronics engineering, and computer engineering.