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Bookmark or Share- How to write a brief author biography for a journal article?Bio should include main things dealing with you as a researcher: name; university and specialty that you graduated ; your current position; awards ; scientific interests; Usualy, it have to be a very-very short version of your bio (several sentences).
- Co-author does not want biography+photo in paper submissionCurrently I have the case that a co-author working in the industry does not want this. He says (and I can totally understand this) that he does not want that possible future companies will find a photo of him when using a search engine. He also does not like the biography part but would accept this, if there is no other solution.
- What is (S’73-M’76-SM’81-F’87) in author biography?For members of the IEEE, the notation in your example is a "shorthand" way for indicating when the author achieved a certain membership status within the society. For example, (S’73-M’76-SM’81-F’87) means that A. N. Author became a Student Member (S) in 1973, a Member (M) in 1976, a Senior Member (SM) in 1981, and an IEEE Fellow (F) in ...
- What does "M'YY" mean in a researcher's short biography?It is common in IEEE publications to indicate whether an author is a member of the IEEE and if so, to include the year in which they joined the Institute. The purpose is to highlight their long-term association with the organization and (at least indirectly) suggest that the person has had a sustained commitment to the fields of electrical and ...
- Author bio section in journal - Academia Stack ExchangeThe author bio section of that journal has only 100 words and we are 6 authors in total. The word limit is very short to describe the research area of each author. Will it be a good strategy to only include the first author description and research area in the author bio ( with the consent of other co-authors )?
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