AI Use
The author acknowledges the limited use of AI-assisted tools in the preparation of this guide. Specifically, Gemini was used to help rewrite sections to make them easier to understand. AI-generated material was critically evaluated by the human author. The author affirms that all ideas, substantive analysis, interpretations, and conclusions presented in this study are the result of human intellectual effort.
This LibGuide was created to support Dr. Major's Scientific Writing for Biologists course.
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Here is what you will find in this guide
Library Searching - Library searching does not work like a Google Search. Learn the difference here.
Database Searching - now that you know the basics of searching, find out how to put it together here.
Citation Mining - citation mining is using a resource to find more resources. These techniques will help you find past work, more current work, and related work.
Zotero - What is Zotero? Why are you using it? How do you get your references in it?
NotebookLM - What is Notebook LM? What does it do?
Help & More - Having trouble logging in off-campus? Wondering how to use Interlibrary Loan? Have a general question or an in-depth research question? This page will help to point you in the right direction.