Publication of findings so that the broader community can benefit from faculty memberâs knowledge is one hallmark of successful faculty development. Links are provided for some of the many tools available, from finding journals to responding to reviews
Getting Published
Peter S. Cahn, PhD, Director of Faculty Development and Diversity for the Department of Medicine at BUSM, has gathered together an extensive set of tools that are useful for preparing publications for the Academy for Faculty Advancement. Here are some favorites:
Style sheets and Guidelines:
Academic Publishing Resources:
Plagiarism detectors:
Bibliographic software:
Commentary on written communication:
Other External Resources:
- Harvard University Office of Faculty Development & Diversity, Publishing Resources -Includes links to MIT Press, Harvard University Press guidelines
- Tips for Academic Publishing - Mary Bucholtz, UCSB faculty
- Basics of Research Paper Writing and Publishing - Michael Derntl, University of Vienna
- Science Magazineâs Tips for Publishing in Scientific Journals
- Seminar materials on deciding authorship
- Strategies for Writing and Publishing Academic Articles - Karen Dodson, Washington University School of Medicine
- Writing Lab Reports and Scientific Papers - Warren D. Dolphin, Iowa State University
- Writing for Publication - Carol C. Nadelson, MD, Professor of Psychiatry, Harvard Medical School, Director, BWH Office for Womenâs Careers
- Writing Research Papers - Department of Biochemistry and Cell Biology, Rice University
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