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- Uncategorized (continued)
- "Even referees were not infallible." - L. F. Richardson
- "Unnecessary" Quotation Marks
- "Utilize" versus "Use"
- A great title (Bryan 2005)
- Appropriate way to label axes of graphs
- Bad Writing and Bad Thinking
- Bob the Angry Flower speaks out against improper apostrophe use
- Bob The Angry Flower: It's vs Its
- Book review: <I>Designing Science Presentations: A Visual Guide to Figures, Papers, Slides, Posters, and More</I>
- Book Review: How Not to Write a Novel
- Book Will Be Available on 23 November
- Communicating Your Ideas-NERC
- Free Writing and Publishing Online Workshop: 19–20 June 2024
- Get your paper accepted faster: Responding to reviewers' comments
- How important is it to use "important" in your writing?
- How to choose a scientific problem and nurturing young scientists
- If a tree falls in the forest...
- Is it OK to mentor someone who is writing a peer review?
- Is your "Outline" slide really needed?
- Junk the Jargon Interview on Public Engagement
- Losing Your Way
- More on British and American English
- Oh...snap! 1895-style.
- One space or two?
- Petterssen, Palmén and Newton, Carlson, and Lackmann
- Polar Vortex, Redux
- Potential Temperature: Warm and Cold?
- Problems with the term "overrunning"
- Review: "Writing Science" by Joshua Schimel
- Storm chaser, no. Meteorologist, yes.
- The proliferation of scientific literature
- The range of reviewer recommendations from crocs to pigeons
- Thoughts about Clarke's "Ethics of Science Communication on the Web"
- Tribute to Jinny Nathans, AMS Archivist and Librarian
- Upsidence?
- Use of first person in writing (a cross-disciplinary thought experiment)
- When should you cite a paper?
- Who are "the experts"?
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