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Hans F. Ebel received his Ph.D. in chemistry in 1960 with Georg Wittig at the University of Heidelberg (Germany). He was for many years Senior Editor; Author and co-author of numerous original publications including books, he has been active since 1982 in the field of scientific and technical communication in general and scientific publication in particular. He has also contributed to the terminological activities of DIN (Deutsches Institut für Normung) and is a board member of the European Association of Science Editors.

Claus Bliefert has since 1973 been a Professor of Chemistry at the University of Applied Sciences Münster (Germany). Responsible for numerous research contributions in the fields of hydroxylamines and fluorine chemistry, he was in 1994 named director of the school's Laboratory for Environmental Chemistry, and this subject has become his principal interest in both teaching and applied research. Author and co-author of numerous books, including several in the field of scientific communication, he regularly presents lectures and seminars on topics like "Scientific Writing" and "Technical Presentation".

TEIL I: DAS GESCHRIEBENE WORT
Kommunikation heute
Schriftstücke
Berichte und ihre Bedeutung
Der Bericht und seine Bestandteile
Technik des Schreibens
Schreiben mit dem Computer
Die Sprache des Ingenieurs
Bilder und Tabellen in Berichten
Zahlen, Größen, Einheiten, Funktionen
TEIL II: DAS GESPROCHENE WORT
Sprechen
Das Gespräch
Das gesprochene Wort im Vortrag
Arten des Vortrags
Vorbereitung eines Vortrags
Der eigentliche Vortrag
Projektions- und Bildtechnik
Bilder für die Projektion
TEIL III: INFORMATIONEN SUCHEN UND BESCHAFFEN
Der Informationsmarkt
Suche und Beschaffung von Literatur und Informationen
Strategien und Erfolgskriterien bei der Informationssuche
Die laufende Literatursuche
Besonderheiten des Mediums Internet