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Yoe, Mary Ruth – Currents, 1986
Some basic tips on writing periodical articles about research are provided: (1) learn to work with scientists and (2) ask for appropriate background material before an interview. Research questions, interpreting data, drawing conclusions, and verifying results are discussed. (MLW)
Descriptors: Higher Education, Interviews, Periodicals, Researchers

Martin, Rebecca R. – Research Strategies, 1986
Introductory biology students at a major university completed a field project which taught them investigative skills in scientific research, including the scientific method and substantiation of their results through use of periodical literature. Librarians became actively involved by providing library instruction as part of the project. Sample…
Descriptors: Academic Libraries, Biology, Higher Education, Library Instruction

Stankus, Tony; Rosseel, Kevin – Library Resources and Technical Services, 1987
Describes common traits of and provides information on a dozen characteristic Eurojournals, i.e., science journals intended to consolidate the best European research. They are compared with individual national and international titles, their success is gauged, and they are suggested as an alternative to multiple foreign subscriptions for American…
Descriptors: Comparative Analysis, Foreign Countries, Publishing Industry, Scholarly Journals
Losee, Robert M., Jr. – 1987
Noting that librarians have long debated whether specific library functions may, or should, be scientifically examined, or whether they constitute an art not susceptible to scientific study, this paper reviews and critiques attempts to develop models of library material selection using the theories and methods of scientific investigation. First,…
Descriptors: Library Acquisition, Library Collection Development, Library Material Selection, Library Research