Eddy J. Gutierrez’s Post

It's official: my most cited paper is also the one that required the least amount of total effort by the author team and the least amount of time from start to finish. https://lnkd.in/g5UB43XT Meanwhile, my best paper, the one that required the most effort, and one of the ones that took the longest from start to finish, has just received its first citation. https://lnkd.in/eSS2UP-v

Excellent Book: The Rules of Work by: Richard Templar

Crop stress resilence- special issue. Resolving epigenetic conflicts as a main tool.

Authors often struggle with too much background information in the chapter introduction. When this happens, the background information can dilute the statement of the argument and leave the reader uncertain what the chapter’s argument is.   In today’s TEA Delivered, I discuss this common challenge and offer a suggestion for revision. Check it out! https://lnkd.in/eEBGvYPJ

For an in-depth analysis, read the full article by Open The Books. ➡️ [Link to Article]

With each blog post you write, you are adding permanently to your stock of knowledge as a thought-leader.#Blog2Book http://ed.gr/sxqn

If you want to read my featured paper it is given with the link below. It is a fully open access paper. https://lnkd.in/dm_6R58A

It’s close to 1,000 pages long, but it will teach you about government and power and also disappoint and anger you: not at the book, but at powerful people’s behavior. Recommend but also maybe the e-book format. https://lnkd.in/eEAv7w-C

What an excellent article on isolated structures subjected to earthquake excitations. The Earthquake Engineering is amazing!