References (scientific writing)
The information in this module is largely based on the BSc earth sciences guide for scientific writing. Other resources that were used are:
1 The University of Sheffield – Academic Skills Centre
2 Nature education – English communication for scientists
3 Academische vaardigheden voor de opleiding Natuurwetenschap en Innovatiemanagement – Department Sustainable Development, Utrecht University (not publicly available)
4 University of Leeds – Academic writing
5 Duke – Graduate school scientific writing resource
6 Middlesbury – Write like a scientist
7 Rhodes University – Scientific writing for geologists
8 UvA – Academische Vaardigheden
9 Oxford Dictionaries – British and American spelling
11 Scribbr – Dissertation structure or Scribbr – Proofreading
12 University of Chicago – The craft of writing effectively
13 Raul Pacheco-Vega – Academic Writing
14 Elsevier – Reference formats
16 University of Arizona – Using Track Changes
17 Wordvice – Hourglass structure
18 Writing clear science – Target audience
Other useful references are:
A short guide on scientific writing
Eloquent Science: A practical guide to becoming a better writer, speaker, and atmospheric scientist
Guidelines for writing in the geosciences – Lindemann and Cartwright
Scientific Writing geology resources – Illinois library
Turabian, Kate L. 2018. A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations. 9th ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press