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Abstract
One of the imperatives of scientific research and development is to exploit the final outcomes. This exploitation may take the form of marketable products, or in most circumstances, publication(s) in reputed conferences and journals. These publications, by virtue of going through peer review process, will reflect on your standing as a researcher and knowledge creator. The talk will discuss various channels through which you can disseminate your research results. It will present a systematic way of writing scientific papers – the structure, the dos, the don’ts, etc. The material of the talk is primarily based on Hari’s experience as Editor of an International Journal.
The duration of the talk will be around one hour and its structure will be informal in nature. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions. After the talk, if required, Hari will be available for one-to-one session or small group discussions.
演讲人简介:
Professor Harinder Singh Jagdev is presently adjunct professor at Digital Enterprise Research Institute (DERI), National University of Ireland at Galway and visiting Professor at the Faculty of Management & Organisation, University of Groningen, the Netherlands.
He graduated from Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, in Mechanical Engineering in 1974. After working for two years as Production Engineer at Mercedes Benz, he joined UMIST, where he gained M.Sc. (1977) and Ph.D. (1980) in Manufacturing Technology from Victoria University of Manchester. Between 1980 and 2007, he held various academic positions at UMIST in Manufacturing and Machine Tools Engineering Division, Control Systems Centre, and Computation Department. In 2007, he elected to take early retirement from full-time teaching to pursue other interests.
Since 1980, he has researched for and been consultant to many organisations in Europe. He is also very active in the EU-funded research programmes, both as a proposal and project reviewer on behalf of the Commission and member of the research consortia. He is the editor of journal Computers in Industry and until 2007 served the editorial board of Production Planning and Control. His research interests encompass all aspects of manufacturing/business activities – taken in the broadest sense.
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