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Martin A. Nuñez
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Ecologist that studies 🍄🌲🐜🐑🐀🦌🌱🌾🌳🦠⛰, mostly invasives. University of Houston Comahue Senior Editor JAppliedEcology #bioinvasions. Views my own. See my new book! https://mybook.to/ScienceGuide

Martín Andrés Nuñez is an Argentine ecologist and academic specializing in biological invasions and plant-fungal interactions. He obtained several awards and he is currently a Professor in the Department of Biology and Biochemistry at the University of Houston, where he focuses on ecology, evolution, and the impacts of invasive species on ecosystems. He is now Editor-in-Chief of Academia Environmental Sciences and Sustainability, Senior Editor for the Journal of Applied Ecology, and he is also on the advisory board of Trends in Ecology and Evolution .. more

Environmental science 54%
Agriculture 18%
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🚨Big news🚨

A Pocket Guide to Scientific Writing and Publishing is out🎉

This is the book I wish I’d had 20 years ago — short, practical, and designed to help researchers write & get their papers published

I hope it helps many
Please share with anyone who might benefit!
👉 mybook.to/ScienceGuide

Not yet… I need to work on this..

😂

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Since it's coming on what we might call "shopping season" - books are awesome, and supporting authors is awesomer. So I'll re-up this post: six easy ways to make an author happy. (Only one of them is "buy their book"!) scientistseessquirre...
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Six easy ways to make an author happy
I’ve written and published two books now – The Scientist’s Guide to Writing and Charles Darwin’s Barnacle and David Bowie’s Spider – and wow, have I learned a lot.  I’ve learned about scientific wr…
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Writing papers is hard

But, and this is Very important:
Not writing papers is also hard

The frustration & stress that comes from not getting your papers written and published is huge

If you need help with this PLEASE, take a copy of my book from a library, amazon or a friend!
I hope it helps💪

Thanks❤️
It has been a really nice experience to write to book, and I deeply hope it helps many! Will see!!

There is no bad place or time to read "A Pocket Guide to Scientific Writing and Publishing"

Thanks to the one and only David Wardle, from the north of Sweden, for the pic😂

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Interesting resource! You put your title and abstract and tell you candidate journals.
It works pretty well, I think...
jane.biosemantics.org
Journal / Author Name Estimator
jane.biosemantics.org

Interesting! I will try it. Do they last forever?

Wow! I didn’t know it was posible. Thanks!!!

I got a QR code from QR.io

I heard that with time they stop working, so you should not put it in anything too permanent.

Anyone with experience on this?

the thing is that we write in a very peculiar way. my experience with English major and novel type of writers has been really bad.

I love it!

love it! A bit too graphic, but great analogy!

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love this! thanks!

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Yes. I tell people, 'Give yourself permission to write badly'

Sometimes I follow that with '... because writing isn't about writing, as so many writers think. Writing is about revision'