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About: Ad Lagendijk

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Ad Lagendijk is group leader at the FOM institute Amolf. In addition he is distinguished University Professor at the University of Amsterdam and professor of physics at the University of Twente.

Posts by Ad Lagendijk:

  1. 03 May 2010     Our readers want to know everything about impact factors
     
  2. 23 Mar 2010     Should scientists make their own drawings and illustrations?
     
  3. 19 Mar 2010     How to publicize your paper?
     
  4. 16 Mar 2010     Our blog rated to belong to Top 50 Blogs by graduate students
     
  5. 16 Mar 2010     In web 2.0 learned societies could rule the Internet
     
  6. 14 Mar 2010     Upgraded to WordPress 2.9
     
  7. 09 Mar 2010     Do we need a WYSIWYG editor for Tex, LaTex, and AmsTex?
     
  8. 08 Mar 2010     I could give a much longer talk
     
  9. 07 Mar 2010     Making good pdf files with MS Word
     
  10. 21 Jan 2010     Mouse on glass surface does not work
     
  11. 16 Dec 2009     Five-million dollar question
     
  12. 06 Dec 2009     How to justify text with MS Word
     
  13. 03 Dec 2009     Critical article on the H-Index
     
  14. 28 Nov 2009     Stop color #666
     
  15. 08 Nov 2009     Where are your error bars?
     
  16. 08 Sep 2009     Can we refer to Wikipedia articles in a scientific paper?
     
  17. 01 Sep 2009     Publishing a comment on a paper
     
  18. 12 Aug 2009     Elsevier is going the wrong way
     
  19. 19 Jul 2009     Sharing my slides
     
  20. 24 Jun 2009     Last-minute preparations for a presentation
     
  21. 26 May 2009     Who is the owner of scientific equipment?
     
  22. 04 May 2009     Example presentation: Surviving science
     
  23. 22 Apr 2009     Which research group should a student join for his PhD?
     
  24. 10 Apr 2009     Will the reviewer of my grant proposal steal my ideas?
     
  25. 08 Feb 2009     Example of excellent presentation: Femius Koenderink
     
  26. 04 Feb 2009     Software, like EndNote, for managing references is basically trash
     
  27. 17 Jan 2009     Add-ons to the Science Survival Guide
     
  28. 15 Jan 2009     Territorial disputes
     
  29. 03 Nov 2008     Types of presentations
     
  30. 17 Oct 2008     What is wrong with Google’s superior software for scientists?
     
  31. 18 Sep 2008     Working on the same manuscript with several authors
     
  32. 31 Aug 2008     Blowing up your publication list and CV with trash
     
  33. 28 Aug 2008     Why don’t you have more scientific collaborations?
     
  34. 27 Aug 2008     Why don’t *You* organize a conference?
     
  35. 15 Aug 2008     Giving your new results away too soon
     
  36. 24 Jul 2008     Immoral funding rates
     
  37. 17 Jul 2008     Survival Guide gets already second edition
     
  38. 23 Jun 2008     Are you also a speaker who loves to drown his audience?
     
  39. 05 Jun 2008     Feedback when speaker is big shot
     
  40. 03 Jun 2008     There is no science to Web 2.0 yet
     
  41. 27 May 2008     Scientists publicly complaining about lack of recognition
     
  42. 24 May 2008     Help young researchers with easy grants
     
  43. 24 May 2008     Dealing with companies
     
  44. 22 May 2008     Finding information on (web) pages and slides. Top left please.
     
  45. 20 May 2008     Should we pay referees?
     
  46. 07 May 2008     Jam-packed slides, with some bad examples
     
  47. 05 May 2008     Who needs coauthors?
     
  48. 22 Apr 2008     Selling science with candy sticks and flying carpets
     
  49. 19 Apr 2008     Unwanted hard returns frustrate me
     
  50. 12 Apr 2008     Do scientists have great jobs?
     
  51. 04 Apr 2008     Abolish relative arbitrary units