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 **On Plagiarism** **On Plagiarism**
-  * [[http://www.admin.cam.ac.uk/univ/plagiarism/students/statement.html|CAM Statement on Plagiarism]], 2011 +  * [[https://www.unil.ch/ecoledoctoralefbm/gwp|UNIL Actions for the prevention of plagiarism]], 2020 
-  * [[http://www.ethz.ch/students/semester/plagiarism_s_en.pdf|ETH Rules and Sanctions]], 2008 +  * [[https://www.unil.ch/plagiat/home/menuinst/reglements-et-directives.html|UNIL policy on plagiarism]], 2022
-  * [[http://www.uottawa.ca/plagiarism.pdf|University of Ottawa, Beware of plagiarism]], 2009+
  
 **On Authorship Policy** **On Authorship Policy**
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   * [[http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/2011/111013/full/nj7368-275a.html|Rookie review]] (Gewin 2011, Nature)   * [[http://www.nature.com/naturejobs/2011/111013/full/nj7368-275a.html|Rookie review]] (Gewin 2011, Nature)
  
-**Books** (most of them are available on the reference shelf of the ETH Main Library)\\+**Books** \\
  
-  * Joseph M Williams, "Style", 1990 (**Highly recommended**)+  * Anne Greene, "Writing Science in Plain English", 2013 (**Highly recommended**) 
 +  * Joseph M Williams, "Style", 1990 
   * Diana Ridley, “The Literature Review”, 2008   * Diana Ridley, “The Literature Review”, 2008
   * Rowena Murray "Writing for Academic Journals", 2004   * Rowena Murray "Writing for Academic Journals", 2004
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 ===== Accessing scientific literature ===== ===== Accessing scientific literature =====
  
-There are 3 common ways to obtain a full-length scientific article: +The most common way to obtain a full-length scientific article is directly from the website of the journal. This works for open-access journals and journals to which UNIL/EPFL subscribes. For the latter, you need to access from a university IP address (on campus or through a VPN).
-  - Directly from the website of the journal. This works for open-access journals and journals to which ETH subscribes. For the latter, you need to access from an ETH IP address (at ETH or through VPN). +
-  - For typically older articles, from the main Library (you can request a photocopy on [[http://www.nebis.ch|NEBIS]]). +
-  - For articles neither online nor at the ETH library (no subscription), you can send a copy request to the ETH Library ([[http://www.ethbib.ethz.ch/cgi-bin/ilv/ilv_copy.pl?LANG=en|Request Form]]). They will get it for you through partner libraries or by buying the article directly from the publisher. +
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 ===== Relevant Journals ===== ===== Relevant Journals =====
  
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