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- "PowerPoint makes us stupid."
- American versus British English
- Eloquent Science won an EXCEL Award
- New "Eloquent" article now published
- One of the most challenging (and satisfying) articles I've written
- Redundancy in scientific writing
- Teaching Scientific Communication Skills - BAMS article
- What Writing This Book Taught Me
- Where to publish case studies in meteorology
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- "Cold" equivalent potential temperature?
- "Even referees were not infallible." - L. F. Richardson
- "PowerPoint makes us stupid."
- "Redefining the peer-review literature"
- "This issue was not raised by the other reviewers, so we prefer not to address it."
- "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks
- "Utilize" versus "Use"
- “Blogging is quite simply, one of the most important things that an academic should be doing right now.”
- <I>English Communication for Scientists</I>
- 10 Tips on How to Write Less Badly
- 6 Habits of Highly Annoying Public Speakers
- A course to improve scientific and communication skills
- A figure in need of help
- A great title (Bryan 2005)
- A heretical parenthetical thought
- A letter from the frustrated author of a journal paper
- A note on good research practice: Dooley (2013)
- A Sharp Rise in Retractions Prompts Calls for Reform
- A subjective discussion of the meanings of "subjective" and "objective"
- A title in need of some help
- Accepted at <I>Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics</I> after nearly two and half years
- Additions to Links from Midwest Writing Club
- American versus British English
- An abstract that says nothing
- An example of an excellent figure
- An example of why hyphens are necessary
- An unfortunate order of words
- Another common mistake in least squares fitting
- Appropriate way to label axes of graphs
- Are first-person pronouns acceptable in scientific writing?
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