Journal of Ecosystem & Ecography
Open Access

Abstract

Scientific writing is an art and skill that must be learned through repetitive practice in reading, writing and review. During school and academic life, there are different moments you learn writing skills. These skills are not only necessary to successfully write your research paper, thesis or book writing; they are also a prerequisite for effective communication with colleagues or the general public in your academic or professional life. This workshop aims to provide brief guidelines and guidelines for the content, structure and method of scientific reporting with examples of what to do and what to do. You are encouraged to actively participate in the discussion, volunteer opinion, ask questions and promote learning. Our active discussion will create an environment in which all can have the opportunity to learn more from a variety of viewpoints. I will give an extended introduction to the subject, then we will talk about the content and the necessary method, structure and design, page numbering, paragraph, tables and figures, literature, references, and bibliography. Syntax, word use, temporal use, passive / active sound, spelling too are hot topics. I will share with you information about "plagiarism" and "scientific misconduct". These are very serious matters. Are you excited? Let's meet and enjoy the workshop.

Biography

Mohamed E. Wagih is a life and accredited member of the Egyptian Association of Translators and Interpreters, and the president of the Canadian Academy of Sciences. He earned his PhD from the School of Land, Crop and Food Sciences, University of Queensland, Australia in 1990 in Geneticist and Biotechnologist. He accumulated over 35 years of experience in tertiary education. Formerly, he is a Professor in the Faculty of Sciences, and the Academic Advisor of Al-Baha University from Jan 2012 to Aug 2016. He had worked at the University of New Brunswick, Canada since 2008-2012, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia 2004-2006, and Executive Director of the Biotechnology Centre, University of Technology, North of Australia 1992-2004, and University of Alexandria 1978-1982, 1989-1991, and 2006-2007. He was invited as a Visiting Scientist/Professor to ULP France, GERI Egypt, ICRASAT India, IRRI Philippines, and many others. He initiated and Chaired or became a Member of Organising Committees of numerous scientific forums, and published more than 100 scientific papers in a wide range of refereed Journals, text Books and monographs. He presented research papers in over 60 international conferences worldwide, and served as a member of the APEC Biotechnology Experts Group from 1997-2004

E-mail: mewagih@gmail.com