Disco Lab - Rutgers University

Advice on writing by D. Patterson, UC/Berkeley.
Writing Technical Papers by Henning Schulzrinne, Columbia.
The structure of a succesful paper in Systems by Michalis Faloutsos, UCR.
Hints on paper writing and presentations by Armando Fox, Stanford.
How to write a really bad essay, Lowestoft College.
How to give a bad talk, compiled by M. Dahlin, UTexas/Austin.
A collection of advice on how to give a bad talk, by S. Lumetta, UIUC.
Oral Presentation Advice, by Mark Hill, U. of Wisconsin, Madison.
The structure of a 20' minute technical presentation by Michalis Faloutsos, UCR.
How to Give a Bad Talk by Hari Balakrishnan, MIT.

Efficient Reading of Papers in Science and Technology, by M.J. Hanson and D. McNamee.
Teaching Reviewing to Graduate Students, by J. Palsberg and S.J. Baxter, CACM, Vol. 45, No. 12, 2002.
How to Increase the Acceptance Ratios of Top Conferences?, by G. Cormode, A. Czumaj and S. Muthukrishnan, Proc. FUN 2004.

What a Thesis is about (refers to B.Sc. theses), from Princeton Weekly Bulletin, 2002.
How to do a PhD thesis. Talk by Jim Gray to graduate students at TU Vienna, 9/2004.
Useful Things to Know About Ph. D. Thesis Research by H.T. Kung., Harvard.
Guide for PhD Candidates, Cambridge Computer Lab, University of Cambridge, UK, 2004.

How to have a bad career in Research/Academia, by Dave Patterson, February 2002.
A guide on networking with the research community by Phil Agre, UCLA.
Rules for New Computer Science and Engineering Professors by Dave Patterson, UC/Berkeley.
"At the Helm: A Laboratory Navigator" by Kathy Baker, on leading (and participating in) labs and projects, 2002.