[4eyes] FW: [CNSI-seminar] PDS: Research Publications, 5/14

Matthew Turk mturk at cs.ucsb.edu
Mon May 12 11:15:34 PDT 2014


This workshop/talk may be very useful for those of us who write papers,
articles, proposals, etc. (I.e., all of us.)

 

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Subject: [CNSI-seminar] PDS: Research Publications, 5/14


Dear All,

Coming up this week, the last of our writing workshops for the year:

  Writing for Research Publication -  Introductions, Data Commentaries, and
Abstracts 
    
        Session B - Data Commentaries and Abstracts Workshop 
        Janet Kayfetz (Computer Science, Bren) 

Wed, May 14th, 3-5PM, Elings Hall1601

*RSVP* at: https://csep.cnsi.ucsb.edu/forms/PDS/Registration.php 
**Light refreshments Provided**



In this two-part writing workshop we consider the central role of rhetorical
positioning in the development of a clear, interesting, and rigorous science
research paper. We will look at a paper's general structure with specific
focus given to the significance of narrowing the problem space and the
construction of logical arguments, as well as other important concepts
including reader-oriented writing, genre, precision, tone, and strategies
useful for redrafting and editing. We will also discuss how writers can
develop content and fluency through practice with timed, unedited
journal-type writing.
Our discussion will focus on three important sub-sections of a scientific
paper -- Introductions, Data Commentaries, and Abstracts. 

Speaker Bio:
Dr. Janet Kayfetz, an Applied Linguist, teaches courses and leads workshops
on effective communication. She has worked with science and engineering
graduate students and postdocs nationwide, including: in the Computer
Science Department and at the Bren School of Environmental Science and
Management at UCSB; in the CS Department at the School of Engineering and
Applied Science at Columbia; and at NYU, Columbia, and U Nebraska-Lincoln.
More about Dr. Kayfetz at: www.janetkayfetz.com

 
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