Submission 101: What format should be used for academic papers?
In the process of writing a manuscript, researchers need to not only create a concise and clear structural framework to accurately and professionally present their academic findings, but also pay…
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How to Write a Cover Letter for Your Manuscript? Here are the Tips and Examples
A cover letter is often the first thing an editor reads when reviewing your submission. As your first pitch to the editor, the cover letter helps them gauge the suitability…
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Page-Turner Articles are More Than Just Good Arguments: Be Mindful of Tone and Structure!
The tone, structure, and content of a scientific article determine how readers perceive a researcher’s arguments and purpose for writing. Using the right tone and structure can make arguments more…
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A Must-see for Researchers! How to Ensure Inclusivity in Your Scientific Writing
Highly influential research findings have several real-world implications that affect the public’s perception of individuals and communities to some extent. The way science is communicated shapes people’s behavior, interactions, and…
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Essential for High-Quality Paper Editing: Three Tips to Efficient Spellchecks
Before submitting your paper, it is essential to check the spelling of words carefully, to avoid semantic ambiguity caused by spelling errors affecting the chances of publication. But sometimes, some…
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Make Hook, Line, and Sinker: The Art of Crafting Engaging Introductions
As the very first part of a scientific manuscript, the introduction serves as a bridge between the author’s ideas and the reader’s mind. A properly constructed introduction lays the groundwork…
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6 Steps to Write an Excellent Discussion in Your Manuscript
The discussion section in scientific manuscripts might be the last few paragraphs, but its role goes far beyond wrapping up. It’s the part of an article where scientists talk about…
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Navigating “Chinglish” Errors in Academic English Writing
Introduction¹ Written communication is an indispensable skill for scholars. For Chinese researchers, however, writing in English poses a unique set of challenges, often leading to avoidable mistakes that can result…
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