英文刊物科技论文撰写与发表技巧系列研讨会.doc

英文刊物科技论文撰写与发表技巧系列研讨会 生态与环境科学系列之二 2008年12月9 13日 第一轮通知 一 研讨会宗旨一 研讨会宗旨 这次英文刊物科技论文撰写与发表技巧系列研讨会特别邀请了美国重要科技期刊主编 编 委主讲 旨在促进我国生态与环境科学研究者撰写英语研究论文水平 同时进一步提高我国科 技期刊的质量 从多层面为中国生态环境科学研究和科技期刊编辑出版提供更开阔的思路 增强 科研人员和科技期刊主编及编委在国际和我国科技前沿的学术交流能力 二 研讨会特色二 研讨会特色 1 本次研讨会邀请具有丰富科技期刊运作和管理经验的美国科技期刊主编以及国内知名期 刊主编共同主讲 2 此研讨会由中国科学院植物研究所 美国生态学会亚洲分会和Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 杂志联合主办 是我国生态与环境科人员 生态环境科学期刊 国外科学家 重要科技期刊主编和编委的互动交流 通过此次研讨一方面将促进科研人员的英文论文写作水 平 同时为科研人员提供更好的学术交流平台 3 本次研讨会内容全面 将生态环境科学研究论文撰写与期刊出版结合起来 对科技期刊 编辑工作人员和生态环境科学研究工作者双向发展提供多层面的信息和思路 4 主讲人丰富的工作经验和多样的知识背景 将与科研人员 尤其是年轻的科技工作者面 对面讨论工作及在撰写科研论文中遇到的困惑和难题 三 组织机构三 组织机构 主办单位 中国科学院植物研究所 美国生态学会亚洲分会 Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 杂志 承办单位 中国科学院植物研究所文献与信息管理中心学术交流与培训部 筹备组成员 组 长 马克平 副组长 董 鸣 缪世利 崔金钟 成 员 侯淑琴 傅燕凤 四 会议时间 地点四 会议时间 地点 2008年12月9 13日 中国科学院植物研究所综合楼二楼多功能厅 五 主讲人五 主讲人 简历在 1 Dr Susan Caroline Silver The Editor In Chief of Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment 2 Laura Ahearn Meyerson Assistant Professor of Restoration Ecology The University of Phode Island Department of Natural Resources Science 3 韩兴国研究员 中国科学院沈阳应用生态研究所 所长 中国科学院植物研究所植被与环境变化国家重点实验室主任 Journal of Integrative plant biology 主编 日本 Ecological Research 的咨询编委 六 研讨会内容六 研讨会内容 1 1 撰写撰写 1 1 如何组织已有研究数据和科学观点 并 形成论文 1 2 写英文论文注意事项 如题目 引文 图表等 2 2 发表发表 2 1 2 1 作者作者 2 1 1 如何把科技论文投入到合适的国际主 流刊物 2 1 2 主流刊物如何选择 2 2 2 2 审者审者 2 2 1 当审阅者拿到一篇论文如何去审阅 2 2 2 2 3 2 3 编者编者 2 3 1 拿到评审回来的论文如何汇总意见反 馈给作者 2 3 2 那些是必须让作者明确的事情 2 4 2 4 刊物刊物 2 4 1 国际主流刊物都包括哪些 2 4 2 各国际主流刊物收录论文的要求 形 式 3 3 发表后发表后 3 1 3 1 作者作者 3 1 1 如何对待退回的论文 3 1 2 对退回修改和拒收录论文的对策 3 2 3 2 刊物刊物 3 2 1 如何对待可以收录的论文 3 2 2 排版需要注意的事项 4 4 案例剖析案例剖析 4 1 4 1 对作者对作者 4 1 1 我们学生准备投稿的英文论文 1 篇 4 1 2 我们学生正在撰写的英文论文 1 篇 4 2 4 2 对审者对审者 4 2 1 请编辑部选一篇需要修改的论文进行 剖析 4 2 2 请编辑部选一篇退稿的论文进行剖析 4 3 4 3 对编者对编者 4 3 1 作为主编 你在审阅非英语国家的科 技论文时常见的问题 4 3 2 七 会议语言七 会议语言 英语 中文 八 适合的参加者八 适合的参加者 1 生态与环境科学研究人员 包括硕士 博士研究生 博士后等 2 科技期刊编辑出版人员 包括编委 编辑及编辑部工作人员 3 生态与环境科学相关信息管理人员 九 会议日程安排九 会议日程安排 时 间内 容主 讲 人 12月9日14 00植物所综合楼108室报到 12月10日 9 00如何撰写英文科技论文Laura Ahearn Meyerson 12月11日 9 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工行北京分行海淀西区支行 账 号 0200004509088100989 3 汇注册费时请写明您的姓名和英文论文写作研讨会 4 第一轮通知回执截止时间为2008年11月5日 Dr Susan Caroline Silver Nationality British Marital status Married Address 4022 Halsey Street Tel 301 469 2297 home Kensington 301 588 4691 ext 301 work MD 20895 Email suesilver4 home USA suesilver esa org work Education and degrees 1 Lycee Francais de Londres London UK 1960 1972 2 Bedford College University of London UK 1974 1977 Batchelor of Science First Class Honours Zoology 3 Queen Mary College University of London UK 1977 1980 PhD in comparative neurophysiology and animal behaviour Career details March 2002 present Editor in Chief Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment Ecological Society of America 1400 Spring Street Suite 330 Silver Spring MD 20910 USA Responsible for the launch and continuing development of a new journal Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment for the Ecological Society of America Prior to the launch of Frontiers in February 2003 this involved concept and policy development for the scientific and editorial content appointment of the Advisory and Editorial Boards journal staff an international team of science writers and regular columnists collaboration with designers production personnel and marketing advertising staff and commissioning papers Ongoing responsibilities include overseeing content developing new initiatives commissioning negotiating with authors peer review writing editorials editing material for publication staff management and attending conferences to promote and represent the journal January 2000 February 2002 Editor The Lancet Oncology The Lancet Publishing Group Elsevier Science London 84 Theobald s Road London WC1X 8RR UK Responsible for the development launch and editorship of the first of a series of specialty review journals for the Lancet Publishing Group including concept development appointment of the Editorial Board and journal staff commissioning of articles writing editorials editing material for publication staff management and attendance at international oncology conferences to promote the journal and identify suitable authors and topics The launch of the new journal in September 2000 also involved close collaboration with designers production marketing and advertising staff and the creation of a team of science writers to cover news from around the world April 1992 December 1999 Head of Journals and PR and Editor of Biologist and Biobits Institute of Biology 20 22 Queensberry Place London SW7 2DZ UK 1 Responsible for commissioning articles editorials and news items editing proof reading picture research page and cover design lay out paste up and page checking for the Institute s main journal Biologist and newsletter Biobits Development of new series and other initiatives to improve both publications Organisation of production schedules Liaison with authors printers photo libraries the mailing house the advertising manager etc Design and production of promotional material for the journal and display material for exhibition stands Attendance at conferences exhibitions and press launches to promote and represent the journal and the Institute 2 Planning and initiation of profile raising activities for the IOB in conjunction with the IOB Chief Executive producing press releases and responding to media requests for expert speakers on bioscience topics 3 Servicing of and liaison with the Biologist Editorial Board and the Public Relations Board Member of the IOB Strategic Plan Task Force Management of two members of staff Drawing up of annual budgets for Biologist and Biobits and for the PR Board and obtaining quotes for any new departmental initiatives October 1986 March 1992 Assistant Editor British Dental Journal British Dental Association 64 Wimpole Street London WC1M 8AL UK Responsible for the scientific content of the journal 22 issues per year Duties included sub editing proof correction lay out and paste up of pages liaising with authors scientific advisers typesetters and printers as well as attendance at the printers when necessary to pass the pages on press In addition responsible for the sub editing and production of seven highly illustrated 4 colour books on a variety of dental subjects from manuscript stage through to bound copies February 1985 September 1986 Sub editor Academic Press London NW1 UK Worked on the monthly journal Anaesthesia and two bimonthly scientific titles food technology and the geology biology of arid environments September 1984 January 1985 Sub editor Current Medical Literature Osnaburgh Street London UK May 1984 September 1984 Assistant Editor temporary post Nature Macmillan Publishers Ltd London UK Research 1983 1984 one year grant Postdoctoral Research Assistant Dept of Biological Sciences City of London Polytechnic London EC1 UK Research physiology and anatomy of auditory interneurones in the orthopteran central nervous system Teaching demonstrating research tutorials 1980 1983 Postdoctoral Research Assistant Dept of Physiology St Bartholomew s Hospital Medical School London EC1 UK Research neuronal interactions and functional anatomy of the cephalopod retina Teaching student tutorials on human physiology lectures and demonstrating 1972 1974 Junior Technician teaching and research Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine London EC1 UK Publications Silver SC 1980 Ultrasonic production during stridulation by hydropsychid larvae Trichoptera J Zool Lond 191 323 31 Silver SC and Halls JAT 1980 Recording the sounds of Hydropsychid larvae A cautionary tale J comp Physiol 140 159 161 Silver S Kalmring K and Kuhne R 1980 The responses of central acoustic and vibratory interneurones in bushcrickets and locusts to ultrasonic stimulation Physiol Entomol 5 427 435 Kuhne R Silver S and Lewis DB 1984 Processing of vibratory and acoustic signals by ventral cord neurons in the cricket Gryllus campestris J Insect Physiol 30 7 575 85 Patterson JA and Silver SC 1983 Afferent and efferent components of Octopus retina J comp Physiol 151 381 87 Silver SC Kuhne R and Lewis DB 1984 Two tone interactions and song coding in identified ventral cord neurons in the cricket Acoustic Letters 7 9 135 140 Recent Presentations 1 Speaker Behind the curve the need for capacity building in Research Non governmental organizations Council of Science Editors Atlanta GA 2005 2 Speaker Changes in the Freelance Environment Council of Science Editors Annual Meeting Atlanta GA 2005 3 Organizer and Speaker What Editors Want ESA Annual Meeting Montreal Canada 2005 4 Organizer and Moderator Is your journal worth the paper it is printed on Council of Science Editors Tampa FL 2006 5 Moderator Post publication Evaluation Is There Life After the Impact Factor Society for Scholarly Publishing Annual Meeting Arlington VA 2006 Current Board Committee memberships SSPP Steering Committee Sustainability Science Policy and Practice NBII Total award 92 744 2006 National Science Foundation ADVANCE Incentive Award Use of long term state wide data sets to explore relationships between land use change water quality and the spread of invasive alien plant species University of Rhode Island 7 000 2006 USDA Hatch Grant Does hybridization of exotic Phragmites australis with native Phragmites result in increased hybrid vigor University of Rhode Island 20 000 2006 Summer Molecular Biology Intensive Training Course Smith College Funded by URI Research Office 1 500 2006 Summer Molecular Biology Intensive Training Course Smith College Funded by Switzer Foundation Professional Development Grant 1 000 2006 Development of an Aquatic Nuisance Species ANS Management Plan for Rhode Island Rhode Island SeaGrant 2500 2006 Development of an Aquatic Nuisance Species ANS Management Plan for Rhode Island Coastal Resource Management Council 2 000 2006 Acquisition of an ICP OES to enhance the study of nutrient management and metals export from agricultural systems with Phragmites australis USDA NRI Equipment Grant Equipment Grant 43 900 2004 Switzer Leadership Grant The Robert and Patricia Switzer Foundation 2004 Keeping Track of our Environment The State of The Nation s Ecosystems Measuring the Lands Waters and Living Resources of the United States Proposal to Fund Dr Anne Marsh as a Leadership Fellow at the Heinz Center 2003 U S Environmental Protection Agency National Center for Environmental Assessment Funding for Experts Consultation on the Ecological and Socio economic Impacts of Invasive Alien Species on Inland Water Ecosystems Smithsonian Institution 2003 Convention on Biological Diversity Funding for Experts Consultation on the Ecological and Socio economic Impacts of Invasive Alien Species on Inland Water Ecosystems Smithsonian Institution 2001 Switzer Leadership Grant New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Restoration and Protection of Brackish and Fresh Water Tidal Marshes in Narragansett Bay Three year grant to work with Save the Bay Inc declined 1999 U S Fish and Wildlife Service Conte Refuge Grant to support the Greater New England Symposium on the Ecology of Invasive Species Yale University 1999 Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies Grant to support the Greater New England Symposium on the Ecology of Invasive Species Yale University 1999 Yale Forest Forum Grant to support the Greater New England Symposium on the Ecology of Invasive Species Yale University 1999 Yale Student Affairs Committee Grant to support the Greater New England Symposium on the Ecology of Invasive Species Yale University 1998 The Nature Conservancy Connecticut Chapter Tidal Wetlands Grant The impact of Phragmites australis on nutrient pools and fluxes in two Connecticut River freshwater marshes 1998 The Academy of Natural Sciences Marsh Ecology Research Program The impact of Phragmites australis on nutrient pools and fluxes in tow Connecticut River freshwater marsh systems 1997 Connecticut Department of Environmental Protection Long Island License Plate Fund The impact of Phragmites australis on plant community and nutrient dynamics in the Connecticut River tidal marsh ecosystem 1996 Connecticut Waterfowl Association Monitoring Phragmites on the Quinnipiac River Connecticut 1996 The Nature Conservancy Connecticut Chapter H Mali Grant Competition between Phragmites australis and Typha latifolia in a freshwater marsh ecosystem in Eastford CT 1995 Edna Bailey Sussman Research Grant The effects of four plant species on soil biogeochemistry in Puerto Rico 1995 Class of 1980 Research Fund Control methods for Phragmites australis Teaching Experience 9 05 to Present at the University of Rhode Island Invasive Species Research Management and Policy graduate level Foundations of Restoration Ecology upper level undergraduate graduate Applied Terrestrial Ecology undergraduate June 2002 Invited lecturer Agroecology John s Hopkins University graduate seminar Invasive species agriculture and biological security 1 01 to 5 01 Principles of Ecology Biology 042 Brown University undergraduate introductory ecology course 85 students The principles concepts and controversies involved in the study of the distribution and abundance of plant and animal populations and their integration into natural communities Emphasized interactions among organisms and the hierarchical nature of ecological processes affecting individuals populations and communities Included supervision of four graduate teaching assistants 8 99 to 12 99 Lecturer for graduate seminar Ecology and Management of Invasive Species with Dr Kristiina Vogt I designed this graduate level course to focus on the ecological paradigms management techniques and regulations and policies surrounding invasive species Lecture discussion and field components and familiarized students with issues in policy ecology and management Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies 7 99 to 8 99 Instructor for summer field program in technical skills A three week field course in experimental design and sampling for entering Masters students intended to help prepare students for independent research Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies 8 98 to 12 98 Lecturer Patterns and Processes of Terrestrial Ecosystems An introductory graduate level ecology course Emphasis is on global ecosystems and their driving variables Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies 9 97 to 5 98 Advisor to Yale Undergraduate Danielle Rivera on her senior thesis Comparison of soil nutrient content in freshwater marsh ecosystems in Connecticut containing Phragmites australis Typha sp and mixed marsh vegetation 9 97 to 12 97 Advisor Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Masters student Jocelyn Forbush for class project on Phragmites 1995 1996 and 1997 1999 Invited lecturer Patterns and Processes of Terrestrial Ecology Lecture on biological invasions impacts on biodiversity and implications for restoration ecology Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies 1 97 5 97 Teaching Fellow with Dr Mark Ashton Silviculture Duties included grading papers advising students and review sessions 8 96 to 12 96 Teaching Fellow with Dr Bruce Larson Forest Stand Dynamics Duties included advising students grading term papers and writing and grading exams 9 96 to 12 96 Advisor to Yale Masters students Ellen Denny and Casey Cordes Summer research on Phragmites australis at the Yale Myers Forest 1 96 to 5 96 Co Teacher with Dr Kristiina Vogt Ecosystem Management From Species to Ecosystems A graduate course in ecosystem management Responsible for syllabus lectures and discussions grading papers 9 95 to 12 95 Teaching Fellow Tropical Ecology with Dr Florencia Montagnini Duties included giving lectures writing and grading homework assignments assisting in writing and grading exams 8 94 to 12 94 Co teacher with Dr Thomas Siccama for Field component of Patterns and Processes in Terrestrial Ecology Conducted weekly field trips in New England and graded site reports Yale School of Forestry and Environmental Studies Professional Experience 9 01 12 07 Research Associate Department of Entomology Smithsonian Institution National Museum of Natural History Washington DC 9 03 to 9 05 Staff Scientist and Research Fellow The H John Heinz III Center for Science Economics and the Environment Lead Non native Species Task Group for Development and Refinement of Non native Species Indicators chaired by Ann Bartuska U S Forest Service Lead on Urban and Suburban Areas Indicator Refinement Effort Lead on Ecosystem Service Working Group chaired by Jerry Melillo Marine Biological Laboratory and Gordon Orians University of Washington Organizer for Special Session on National Level Indicators at Ecological Society of America Annual Meeting 2004 with Tom Lovejoy Jerry Melillo Gordon Orians Mike Rosenzweig Hal Mooney Norm Christensen Alex Pfaff Robin O Malley Contributor to Data Gaps Report 6 2003 8 2003 Consultant for Heinz Center Conducted a crosscut on national and international indicator projects preparation of Task Group meeting reports Outreach contacts 9 01 to 8 03 Environmental F