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A scientist’s responsibility does not end when they have completed their laboratory or field investigations. They must communicate their results to the scientific community, donor organizations, policy makers and potential users of the knowledge generated.
Only then can the scientist claim to have made a real contribution to the existing body of knowledge. This 5-day workshop is for researchers and scientists who need to communicate their research findings through scientific writing. Participants of this workshop
are those who have analyzed data/findings or an early draft of their manuscript which they can work on to write/revise their own scientific paper. The workshop is a combination of the presentation of guidelines in scientific writing and engaging the participants
in peer-reviewing and providing feedback before they are able to write and/or revise their own manuscript.
Outline
- What makes a good title?
- Writing the introduction
- Writing the materials and methods
- Presenting the results and discussion
- Making conclusions
- Preparing references
- Writing the abstract
- Peer review and feedback
- Writing and/or revising the scientific paper
Schedules
Jul 17, 2017 - Jul 21, 2017
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No. of Days: | 5 |
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Since 1964, over 15,000 scientists have been trained to conduct rice research. IRRI scholars have become ministers, secretaries, and leaders within the national research and extension systems (NARES). Many have also become leading scientists all over Asia. By helping to build human capacity, IRRI’s training has enhanced national systems and ultimately has improved the quality of life in agricultural nations.
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Supporting capacity building & delivering research to the rice community...
Our Mandates:
IRRI Education
Supporting capacity building & delivering research to the rice community...
Our Mandates:
- Building the next generation of rice workers. The next generation of rice science and development workers is supported through BS, MS, and PhD research assistance, internships, training, and workshops.
- Delivering knowledge to the doorsteps of farmers. Partneships with NARES, NGOs, universities, and the private sector deliver up-to-date rice farming technologies to farmers.