Mike Ashby,
Engineering Department, University of Cambridge,
Cambridge CB2 1PZ, UK
3rd edition, February, 2004

This brief manual gives guidance in writing a paper about your research. Most of the advice applies equally to your thesis or to writing a research proposal. The content of the paper reflects the kind of work you have done: experimental, theoretical, computational. I have used, as a model, a typical Materials project: one combining experiment with modeling and computation to explain some aspect of material behavior.

Sections 1 to 8 give guidelines for clear writing with brief examples. The Appendix contains longer examples of effective and ineffective writing. The manual is prescriptive – it has to be, if it is to be short. It is designed to help those struggling with their first paper, or those who have written several but find it difficult. Certain sections may seem to you to be elementary; they are there because, to others, they are not. Section 8, on Style, is open-ended,the starting point for more exciting things.

Contents
1 The Design p 2
2 The Market – Who are your readers? p 3
3 The Concept – Making a Concept-sheet p 4
4 Embodiment -- The first draft p 7
5 Detail I – Grammar p 12
6 Detail II – Spelling p 15
7 Detail III – Punctuation p 15
8 Detail IV – Style p 19
9 Further Reading p 24
10 Appendix p 26

谢谢分享 呵呵

Mike Ashby
Engineering Department, University of Cambridge, Cambridge
6rd Edition, April 2005


       Contents
1 The Design p 3
2 The Market—Who are your readers? p 4
3 The Concept—Making a Concept-sheet p 5
4 Embodiment—The first draft p 9
5 Detail I—Grammar p 16
6 Detail II—Spelling p 20
7 Detail III—Punctuation p 21
8 Detail IV—Style p 26
9 Further Reading p 34
Appendix p 37

http://www.box.net/public/static/41u17ixoj3.pdf

谢谢！

Thanks so much.

这是我以前做的一本电子书，关于怎么写项目的，对大家搞科研也许会有点启发作用。

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‘This book has long been a recommendation of mine for students engaged in research, and the new material by Robert Eaglestone on Using the Internet for Research makes it more comprehensive than ever. The Internet can be a huge benefit for many researchers but those starting out on a project require help to discriminate the quality of online resources. The Research Project provides clear and practical advice on how to make best use of valuable material while avoiding the junk.’

the research project_how to write it VERY BAD

Contents
  
Preface to the Fifth Edition   vii
  
   Introduction

1   The choice of subject: using the library

2   Using the Internet for research by Robert Eaglestone

3   Preparing a bibliography

4   Taking notes

5   Composing the paper

6   The final version

7   Specimen paper

8   Some errors to avoid

9   Publication in a learned journal

  
Appendix: Some popular Search Engines

Index   127

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谢谢分享

All of them are very useful.

Thank you!

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