Friday, Sept 16
th2022 13.30 - 15.00 WIB
cs.ui.ac.id/GL.sept16
Topic: Styling Tips for Scientific Papers
How to write a good scientific paper? Of course, you need to have a good result in the first place. But this is not enough! Your paper must be interesting and compelling to read. It must be well structured. An engaged reviewer or grader will be more sympathetic than one who feels punished by reading your work. In this talk I try to convey some style lessons for writing scientific papers that I learned over the years (often, the hard way). I will give some simple, yet effective guidelines. I point out pitfalls and potential mistakes. And I will use plenty of examples and occasionally make a not so serious remark.
Audience:
No specific knowledge is required to appreciate this talk, but you should have a good grasp of spoken and written English. The talk is of interest to anyone who plans to write a scientific paper or essay in English.
Short Biography:
Reiner Hähnle is Full Professor of Computer Science at Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, where since 2011 he leads the Software Engineering Group. Previously, he held positions at KIT, Germany and Chalmers University, Sweden. He contributed to over 200 international, peer-reviewed publications and edited 11 books or proceedings. His main research interest are the formal foundations of software engineering, concurrent systems, and variability management. Since more than 10 years he collaborates with colleagues at Fasilkom UI and has been a frequent visitor.
