How To Write A Scientific Paper Worth Reading, a free white paper

I lectured on this topic for four years in twelve of the twenty-four medical colleges at Chiang Mai University in Thailand. I edited papers for the doctors and the medical students. They wrote in English, which was not their native language. I don’t read Thai. And yet, you can see positive reviews of our teamwork all over my LinkedInrecommendations. Our publication rate was 95% or 98% or something way up there like that.

Yeah, we were good.

My presentation, as you may suspect, had to be fairly straightforward and easy to comprehend. But guess what? I believe all writing should be that way. I believe people won’t read even the most relevant findings if they don’t know what the heck you’re talking about. I know I won’t.

write-scientific-paper.pdf is the handout I used, and it’s free. I don’t make you fill out a form, or harvest your email address, or anything. Click the link and you’re reading a 35-page PDF. Or if you prefer, right-click to save it.

If you’d like to see the PowerPoint presentation I used whenever I gave this presentation, click scientific-paper.ppt to view it or right-click to save it.

Enjoy.