How To Write A STEM Paper – Illustrated With A Simple Experiment (bilingual English & Vietnamese) (original) (raw)
2023
“How To Write A STEM Paper – Illustrated With A Simple Experiment” is the transcript of an invited presentation to undergraduate students in Vietnam, February 2023. The actual presentation was by Zoom with the assistance of an interpreter, Nghia Vo, and slightly edited for length. A full length Zoom pre-recording of the session (1hr 23 min) in PowerPoint slides is available at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZof3wgQxVY . The bilingual live presentation in English-Vietnamese (PowerPoint) is online at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5BRNymB83A . A bilingual English-Vietnamese version of this transcript is online at https://www.academia.edu/99615367/C%C3%A1ch\_%C4%91%E1%BB%83\_vi%E1%BA%BFt\_m%E1%BB%99t\_b%C3%A0i\_nghi%C3%AAn\_c%E1%BB%A9u\_trong\_l%C4%A9nh\_v%E1%BB%B1c\_STEM\_Minh\_h%E1%BB%8Da\_b%E1%BA%B1ng\_m%E1%BB%99t\_th%E1%BB%B1c\_nghi%E1%BB%87m\_%C4%91%C6%A1n\_gi%E1%BA%A3n This was a voluntary undertaking on behalf of an NGO, YIS (Youth in Science) which I understand had received a small projects grant from the USA embassy in Vietnam. The YIS project also included other specialist educators over six weeks of workshops.
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