Conference Paper Published in Conference Proceedings Technical Report Dissertation or Thesis Lab Manual Lecture Conference Paper Published in Conference Proceedings General format: Reference number. Author(s) of paper. Title of paper. In: Editor(s). Title of book. Name of conference; date of conference; place of conference. Place of publication: publisher; date. Notes. Example: 1. Bruce M. Radiation chemistry in solvent extraction systems. In: American Nuclear Energy. Nuclear Power: crafting energy solutions; 2009 Nov 15-19; Washington DC. Washington (DC): American Nuclear Society; 2009. Technical Report General format: Reference number. Author(s) (performing organization name and address) Date. Title of report. Edition. Place of publication: publisher; date. Extent Report No.: Contract No.: Notes. Example: 1. Warren R, Winne S, Anderson D, Barker T, Foxon T, Pan H. Linking air pollution with climate change. Norwich (UK): Tyndall Centre for Climate Change Research; 2006. Report 53. Dissertation or Thesis General format: Reference number. Author(s). Title of dissertation or thesis [content designator]. Place of publication: publisher; date. Extent. Notes. Example: 1. Cathcart H. Acidification of Lakes in Northern Saskatchewan: An Assessment of Sensitivity and Risk from Acidic Deposition [master’s thesis]. Peterborough (ON): Trent University; 2015. Lab Manual The CSE Manual does not contain an example of how to use a lab manual for a reference source; the example below is based on the general guidelines presented by the Council of Science Educators. General format: Reference number. Author(s). Editor, or professor. Title of lab manual [lab manual]. Place of Publication: Publisher. Example: 1. Dorken M. and Nol E. Laboratory Manual for Biology 1020H [lab manual]. Peterborough (ON): Trent University; 2014 Fall. Lecture The CSE Manual does not contain an example of how to use lecture content as a reference source; the example below is based on the general guidelines presented by the Council of Science Educators. General format: Reference number. Lecturer’s name. Date of lecture. Title of lecture [Lecture]. Place of lecture: University of lecture; date of lecture. Example: 1. Schindler D, lecturer. 2010 Mar 23. The ebb and flow of science and communication: from detergents to tar sands [lecture]. Peterborough (ON): Trent University; 2010 Mar 23.
