Scientific writing and presenting in physics WiSe 2024/25, Daniel Wigger, Hubert Krenner

In this lecture, we will explore the essentials of scientific writing and presenting within the field of physics, focusing on clarity, accuracy, and efficiency. We will start 
by discussing the fundamentals of scientific writing, emphasizing the importance of structure.
The use of LaTeX will be introduced as an invaluable tool in scientific writing due to its powerful handling of formulas and structured document formatting.
Furthermore, we will deal with data visualization, discussing the selection of appropriate graph types to accurately represent data and the use of different tools to create 
these visuals. Approprite referencing will be covered to ensure the acknowledgment of sources with precision and compliance with ethical standards.
The lecture will also include a segment on the creation and delivery of scientific posters and talks, emphasizing the importance of visual aesthetics, concise content, 
and engaging delivery for effective communication. We will conclude with discussions on the ethical considerations in scientific publishing and the significance of 
thorough documentation throughout the research process.
Overall, the lecture will provide a comprehensive toolkit for emerging physicists to effectively communicate their research through written and oral presentations, 
crucial for thesis writing and future progressing in the scientific community.

Kurs im HIS-LSF