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English for Academic Correspondence and Socializing – tips for responding to editors and referees, networking at conferences, understanding fast-talking native English speakers,
using Google Translate, and much more. No other book like this exists on the market.
English for Presentations at International Conferences – all the tricks for overcoming your fear of presenting in English at a conference.
Cross-referencing between books See www.springer.com/978-1-4614-1592-3 to learn how this book can be used in combination with the other books in this series.
Recommended reading I recommend the following books to learn more
about non-language elements, e.g. how to produce bibliographies, cite the literature within the main text, and create tables and figures, plus more information on the use of measurements. Much of this information can also be found on Wikipedia.
A Manual for Writers of Research Papers, Theses, and Dissertations , Kate L. Turabian, the University of Chicago Press
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers ,
Modern Language Association Handbook of Writing for the Mathematical Sciences , Nicholas J. Higham, SIAM
About the author Since 1984, I have been editing and revising academic papers written by nonnative researchers. I divide my time between England and Italy, where I also hold seminars on how to write and present research papers. I have written extensively on the English language
for Cambridge University Press, Oxford University Press, and the BBC. You can find me on Amazon, Academia,
Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter.
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