How to write a brief author biography for a journal article?
网页2016年10月7日 — Bio should include main things dealing with you as a researcher: name; university and specialty that you graduated ; your current position; awards ; scientific interests; Usualy, it have to be a very-very short version of your bio (several sentences).
Author bio section in journal - Academia Stack Exchange
网页2017年12月13日 — 7. I am writing a journal paper and I am the main and first author. The author bio section of that journal has only 100 words and we are 6 authors in total. The word limit is very short to describe the research area of each author. Will it be a good strategy to only include the first author description and research area in the author bio ( with ...
How to find an author biography as mentioned in papers?
网页2016年2月22日 — 2. Some papers include the authors' biographies. Given a researcher, how to quickly find his biography mentioned one of their papers? Is tedious to have to go through their papers one by one to try to find it. Here is the kind of authors' biographies I'm referring to (fictive example, turned out to pop up first on Google): publications. cv. Share.
Author biography information when submitting papers to IEEE …
网页2021年6月26日 — 1. I'm about to submit a paper to IEE Access. Since the journal requires author bios at the end of the paper, I have added all the bio information of co-authors. However, when I was preparing the submission, the submission system (manuscriptcentral) asked me to submit a separate file for the author bios (see attached figure).
What is (S’73-M’76-SM’81-F’87) in author biography?
网页2014年10月7日 — For members of the IEEE, the notation in your example is a "shorthand" way for indicating when the author achieved a certain membership status within the society. For example, (S’73-M’76-SM’81-F’87) means that A. N. Author became a Student Member (S) in 1973, a Member (M) in 1976, a Senior Member …
professorship - What's the purpose of writing one's academic …
网页2019年4月15日 — It was specifically required to be in the third person for that reason: all the profiles are presented as though they have been written by the omniscient author of the document. It wasn't written that way because I wanted it to be, but for an actual purpose. Once written, that biography went on file and was put everywhere that needed one.
When mentioning the author of a journal I am using in my …
网页2018年11月15日 — There are occasions when inclusion of author credentials is useful (especially in the general press), academic publications (generally) aren't such an occasion and I've never seen such an inclusion in academic publications. That said, I wouldn't be surprised if there is a discipline that includes author …
research process - How to refer to an author whose last name can …
网页2015年4月9日 — Mentioning the author’s full name. This is still likely to cause confusion, in particular among those who do not see the issue and wonder why this author is mentioned with a first name. Also, in some situations, the reader may not be aware that the first and last name actually belong together. Prepending the initialised first name of the author.
publications - Submitting to a journal as an undergrad but lying …
网页2016年12月31日 — I believe as @Dan Romik that a status should not be an acceptance reason. But then your bio would be factually correct. And for the sake of honesty, a footnote under your name stating that: "the author was an undergrad student at the time of submission" would be nice addition.
publications - Should I refer to myself as a PhD candidate or a ...
网页2020年5月9日 — It doesn't matter, it's a bio. Describe who you are. Do you see yourself as a PhD student or a researcher? Be careful because "PhD candidate" has additional meaning some places vs others, and you don't want to misuse it if it doesn't apply to you (it does not mean "PhD student" everywhere).