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the CSE manual for authors, editors, and publishers
CSE manual for authors, editors, and publishers
1 online resource (xv, 722 pages) : illustrations
Part 1: Publishing Fundamentals -- ch. 1: Elements of a Scientific Publication -- 1.1 Types of Scientific Publications -- 1.2 Components of Scientific Publications -- 1.3 Structure and XML Tagging -- ch. 2: Publication Policies and Practices -- 2.1 Sources and Scope -- 2.2 Responsibility to Publish Research Results -- 2.3 Data Fabrication and Falsification, Data Filtering, and Plagiarism -- 2.4 Redundant Publication -- 2.5 Conflicts of Interest -- 2.6 Review Process and Privileged Information -- 2.7 Withdrawal of Manuscripts and Duplicate Submissions -- 2.8 Authorship Disputes -- 2.9 Responsibilities of Publishers, Journal Owners, and Sponsoring Societies -- ch. 3: The Basics of Copyright -- 3.1 Copyright -- 3.2 Copyright Procedures -- 3.3 Use of Copyrighted Material -- 3.4 International Law -- Part 2: General Style Conventions -- 4. Alphabets, Symbols, and Signs -- 4.1 Alphabets -- 4.2 Symbols and Signs -- 4.3 STIX Fonts for Scientific Use -- ch. 5: Punctuation and Related Marks -- 5.1 Overview -- 5.2 Stops -- 5.3 Intrasentence and Phrase Marks -- 5.4 Term and Word Marks -- 5.5 Marks for Line Relations -- 5.6 Punctuation Marks in Non-English Languages -- 5.7 Punctuation Marks in Electronic Addresses --
ch. 6: Spelling, Word Formation and Division, Plurals, and Possessives -- 6.1 Spelling: American and British Differences -- 6.2 Word Formation -- 6.3 Word and Term Division -- 6.4 Plurals -- 6.5 Possessives -- ch. 7: Prose Style and Word Choice -- 7.1 Scientific Prose -- 7.2 Grammatical Errors -- 7.3 Confused and Misused Terms -- 7.4 Excessively Long Compound Terms -- 7.5 Bias-Free Usage -- 7.6 Excessive Abbreviation -- 7.7 Unnecessary Words and Phrases -- 7.8 Abstract Nouns -- 7.9 Active vs. Passive Voice -- 7.10 Jargon -- 7.11 Difficulties for Authors for Whom English Is a Second Language -- ch. 8: Names and Personal Designations -- 8.1 Personal Names -- 8.2 Academic Degrees, Titles, and Honors -- 8.3 Military Titles -- 8.4 Names of Organizations -- 8.5 Human Groups -- 8.6 Scientific Names -- 8.7 Geographic Names -- 8.8 Trade Names -- ch. 9 Capitalization -- 9.1 General Guidance -- 9.2 Syntactic Capitalization -- 9.3 Titles of Works and of Parts of Works -- 9.4 Reference Lists -- 9.5 Indexes -- 9.6 Tables -- 9.7 Names -- ch. 10: Type Styles, Excerpts, Quotations, and Ellipses -- 10.1 Type Styles for Style Conventions -- 10.2 Excerpts and Quotations -- 10.3 Ellipses --
ch. 11: Abbreviations -- 11.1 Formation of Abbreviations -- 11.2 Punctuation and Typography -- 11.3 Usage -- 11.4 Abbreviations of Latin Terms -- ch. 12: Numbers, Units, Mathematical Expressions, and Statistics -- 12.1 Numbers -- 12.2 Units and Systems of Measure -- 12.3 Mathematical Symbols and Expressions -- 12.4 Mathematics in Text and Display -- 12.5 Statistics -- 13: Time, Dates, and Age Measurements -- 13.1 Standards -- 13.2 Time -- 13.3 Dates -- 13.4 Spans of Time -- 13.5 Age Measurement -- ch. 14: Geographic Designations -- 14.1 Geographic Names -- 14.2 Geographic Coordinates -- 14.3 Addresses -- Part 3: Special Scientific Conventions -- ch. 15: The Electromagnetic Spectrum -- 15.1 Units of Measure -- 15.2 Longer Wavelengths -- 15.3 Optical Wavelengths -- 15.4 Shorter Wavelengths -- ch. 16: Subatomic Particles, Chemical Elements, and Related Notations -- 16.1 Sources of Recommendations -- 16.2 Elementary and Composite Particles -- 16.3 Nuclear Reactions -- 16.4 Chemical Elements -- 16.5 Chemical Formulas -- 16.6 Symbols for Atomic States -- 16.7 Symbols for Molecular States --
ch. 17: Chemical Formulas and Names -- 17.1 Resources -- 17.2 Formulas -- 17.3 General Conventions of Nomenclature -- 17.4 Binary Nomenclature -- 17.5 Coordination Nomenclature -- 17.6 Substitutive Nomenclature -- 17.7 Functional Replacement Nomenclature -- 17.8 Other Nomenclature Systems -- 17.9 Radicals and Ions -- 17.10 Isotopically Modified Compounds -- 17.11 Stereochemical Nomenclature -- 17.12 Polymer Nomenclature -- 17.13 Compounds of Biochemical Importance -- ch. 18: Chemical Kinetics and Thermodynamics -- 18.1 Introduction -- 18.2 Units in Biothermodynamics -- 18.3 Notations for Variables, States, and Processes -- 18.4 Microbial Processes -- 18.5 Ion Movement -- 18.6 Solutions -- 18.7 Enzyme Kinetics -- ch. 19: Analytical Chemistry -- 19.1 Fundamentals and Sources -- 19.2 Analytical Techniques and Nomenclature -- ch. 20 Drugs and Pharmacokinetics -- 20.1 Drug Nomenclature -- 20.2 Use of Nonproprietary (Generic) or Trade Names -- 20.3 Drug and Other Receptors -- 20.4 Units for Drug Concentrations in Biological Fluids -- 20.5 Pharmacokinetics -- ch. 21 Genes, Chromosomes, and Related Molecules -- 21.1 General Rules and Principles of Genetic Nomenclature -- 21.2 Genetic Units, Measures, and Tools -- 21.3 Transcription-Related Proteins -- 21.4 Insertions and Transposons -- 21.5 Transspecies Gene Families -- 21.6 Oncogenes -- 21.7 Plasmids -- 21.8 Viruses -- 21.9 Archaea -- 21.10 Bacteria -- 21.11 Yeasts -- 21.12 Filamentous Fungi -- 21.13 Protists -- 21.14 Plants -- 21.15 Animals --
ch. 22: Taxonomy and Nomenclature -- 22.1 Species Concept -- 22.2 Taxonomy and Nomenclature across Kingdoms -- 22.3 Taxonomy and Nomenclature within Kingdoms -- ch. 23: Structure and Function -- 23.1 General Principles -- 23.2 Plant Physiology -- 23.3 Fishes: Salmonid Ages -- 23.4 Birds, Wildlife, and Domestic Mammals -- 23.5 Humans -- ch. 24: Disease Names -- 24.1 Plant Diseases -- 24.2 Animal and Human Diseases -- ch. 25: The Earth -- 25.1 Scope -- 25.2 Geologic Time Units -- 25.3 Stratigraphic and Map Units -- 25.4 Physical Divisions of the United States -- 25.5 Rocks and Minerals -- 25.6 Crystals -- 25.7 Soils -- 25.8 Aquifers -- 25.9 Tracts of Land -- 25.10 Sediment -- 25.11 Water -- 25.12 Air -- 25.13 Non-SI Units -- ch. 26: Astronomical Objects and Time Systems -- 26.1 Names and Abbreviations -- 26.2 Capitalization -- 26.3 Celestial Coordinates -- 26.4 Objects in the Solar System -- 26.5 Objects outside the Solar System -- 26.6 Dates and Time -- Part 4: Technical Elements of Publications -- ch. 27: Journal Style and Format -- 27.1 Definitions -- 27.2 Format -- 27.3 Publication -- 27.4 Journal Titles -- 27.5 Journal Volumes and Their Parts -- 27.6 Journal Issues and Their Parts -- 27.7 Journal Articles and Their Parts -- 27.8 Reprints and Offprints -- 27.9 Postal Requirements --
ch. 28 Published Media -- 28.1 Definitions -- 28.2 Format -- 28.3 Publication -- 28.4 Parts of Monographs -- 28.5 Design Elements -- 28.6 Specific Types of Monographs -- ch. 29: References -- 29.1 Definitions -- 29.2 References within the Text (In-Text References) -- 29.3 End References and Reference Lists -- Appendix 29.1: Authoritative Sources for Journal Title Abbreviations -- Appendix 29.2: Common English Words Used In Bibliographic Description and Their Abbreviations -- Appendix 29.3: ISO Country Codes for Selected Countries -- ch. 30: Accessories to Text: Tables, Figures, and Indexes -- 30.1 Tables -- 30.2 General Information on Figures -- 30.3 Graphs, Charts, and Parts of a Graph -- 30.4 Photographs and Clinical and Laboratory Images -- 30.5 Maps and Parts of a Map -- 30.6 Indexes -- ch. 31: Typography and Manuscript Preparation -- 31.1 Type Specifications -- 31.2 Characteristics of Type -- 31.3 Manuscript Marking for the Typesetter or Graphic Designer -- ch. 32: Proof Correction -- 32.1 Proofs -- 32.2 Kinds of Proof -- 32.3 Checking Proofs -- 32.4 Marking Paper Proofs -- 32.5 Annotating PDF Proofs -- 32.6 Returning Proofs -- Bibliography -- Style Manuals and Other Writing Guides -- Dictionaries -- Guides to Usage and Prose Style -- Editing -- Editors' Newsletters -- Publishing -- Graphics and Design -- Standards for Editing and Publishing.
Includes bibliographical references and indexes.
Chicago : Council of Science Editors ; Chicago ; London : in cooperation with The University of Chicago Press, [2014]