{"id":6400,"date":"2018-08-03T18:53:48","date_gmt":"2018-08-03T21:53:48","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/blog.mindthegraph.com\/?p=6400"},"modified":"2022-10-18T08:10:24","modified_gmt":"2022-10-18T11:10:24","slug":"read-scientific-papers","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mindthegraph.com\/blog\/da\/laes-videnskabelige-papirer\/","title":{"rendered":"S\u00e5dan l\u00e6ser folk videnskabelige artikler"},"content":{"rendered":"

Hvordan l\u00e6ser man videnskabelige artikler? Det kan virke som et trivielt sp\u00f8rgsm\u00e5l. Men hvis vi tager i betragtning, at vi n\u00e6sten ikke l\u00e6ser hele artikler i dag, er svaret m\u00e5ske ikke s\u00e5 indlysende.<\/p>\n

\"S\u00e5dan<\/a><\/p>\n

Vi er ofte p\u00e5 udkig efter hurtigl\u00e6sningsteknikker, der kan hj\u00e6lpe os med at overkomme den m\u00e6ngde information, vi skal bearbejde. Med det i tankerne, Science Magazine har lavet en lille unders\u00f8gelse<\/a> og spurgte forskere p\u00e5 forskellige tidspunkter i deres akademiske liv, hvordan de l\u00e6ser videnskabelige artikler.<\/p>\n

Blandt svarene er der noget m\u00e6rkeligt, der p\u00e5kalder sig opm\u00e6rksomhed:<\/p>\n

\"(...) Jeg starter med at l\u00e6se abstractet. Derefter skimmer jeg introduktionen og bladrer artiklen igennem for at Se p\u00e5 tallene<\/strong> (...)\" Jesse Shanahan, kandidatstuderende i astronomi p\u00e5 Wesleyan University i Middletown, Connecticut<\/p>\n

\"(...) Jeg har ogs\u00e5 altid se p\u00e5 plot\/figurer<\/strong>, da de hj\u00e6lper mig med at f\u00e5 et f\u00f8rste indtryk af en artikel (...) Cecilia Tubiana, videnskabsmand ved Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research i G\u00f6ttingen, Tyskland<\/p>\n

\"(...) Jeg tror Tallene er den vigtigste del<\/strong> af artiklen, fordi artiklens resum\u00e9 og br\u00f8dtekst kan manipuleres og formes til at fort\u00e6lle en overbevisende historie (...) Jeremy C. Borniger, ph.d.-studerende i neurovidenskab ved Ohio State University, Columbus<\/p>\n

\"(...) Jeg oplever ofte, at den De supplerende figurer giver faktisk de mest nysgerrige og interessante resultater.<\/strong> (...)\" Gary McDowell, postdoktor i udviklingsbiologi ved Tufts University i Medford, Massachusetts, og g\u00e6steforsker ved Boston College<\/p>\n

\"S\u00e5dan<\/a><\/p>\n

P\u00e5 trods af den enkelte forskers personlige valg, n\u00e5r han eller hun l\u00e6ser en videnskabelig artikel, ser det ud til, at figurer, grafik eller plot er vigtige.<\/p>\n

Vi kan godt forst\u00e5 hvorfor: visuel information er lettere og hurtigere at assimilere.<\/p>\n

Brug nu et \u00f8jeblik p\u00e5 at t\u00e6nke over, hvor meget tid og energi du investerer i denne del af din artikel. De fleste forskere har ikke evnen til at lave en fantastisk infografik. Men hvis du skriver en artikel uden at t\u00e6nke p\u00e5, hvor let det er at f\u00e5 adgang til oplysningerne, kan det f\u00e5 direkte indflydelse p\u00e5 l\u00e6sernes interesse.<\/p>\n

Man beh\u00f8ver ikke at v\u00e6re designer for at tage de f\u00f8rste skridt inden for videnskabskommunikation. Faktisk kan du begynde nu<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"S\u00e5dan<\/a><\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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