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Silica sessions – the discussion series – Why are we still using IMRAD?

by Aims of ISDR working group |

Why are taxonomy papers still following the IMRaD format? David Williams wants to discuss it with you. Join us at the first instance of this discussion series in 35 minutes:

Andrea Burfeid-Castellanos is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

https://uni-due.zoom-x.de/j/67486655151?pwd=UU5rREhCWjU1S3I5WHRDbzNnUno4QT09

Meeting ID: 674 8665 5151
Passcode: 637865

 

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