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Standardize IARC product citations
Standardize IARC product citations
When space allows, include citations in the outreach product itself as a “suggested citation” section.
Please include citations with the final product when you upload your final file to the IARC communications library.
Author(s). Date. Title [type of product]. Entity, IARC, UAF.
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See citation examples
Science communicator co-produced an outreach product with researchers. Science communicator did most of the writing. Researchers provided ideas, science documents, and extensive review.
Citation:
McFarland, H. R. (science communicator), D. Hauser, J. Jones, H. Eicken, M. Druckenmiller, R. Glenn, E. Sparrow (scientists). 2019. AAAOKH news: Alaska Arctic Observatory and Knowledge Hub Fall 2019, Issue II [newsletter]. International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks.Science communicator wrote outreach product. Science communicator independently researched, outlined, wrote, and designed product. Scientists may have been interviewed for individual sections, science communicators provided those small sections back to scientists for review only.
Citation:
McFarland, H. R., and N. Bauer (science communicator). 2018. IARC Review 2018 [annual report]. International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks.Science communicators edited content received from scientists. Science communicators received fully written material from scientists that they edited and placed into a product they designed. Science communicator did not do extensive writing.
Many science authors:
Taras, M. E., R. St. Louis, and H. McFarland (science communicator), editors. 2016. The comeback trail, August 2016 [newsletter]. Alaska Department of Fish and Game, Division of Wildlife Conservation, Fairbanks.Only a few science authors:
Thoman, R., and J. E. Walsh (scientists). 2019. Alaska's changing environment: documenting Alaska's physical and biological changes through observations [outreach booklet]. H. R. McFarland, editor (science communicator). International Arctic Research Center, University of Alaska Fairbanks.Authorship matrix
Authorship matrix
Not sure what order to list authors of communications products?
Use this authorship matrix by adding a checkbox where each author contributed.
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