Converting your PhD Thesis into a Book in Five Steps
The time and effort you’ve put into your PhD work is extremely valuable, not just for you, but for other researchers. But maybe you’re wondering if your PhD work is…
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What is and How to Write a Good Hypothesis in Research?
One of the most important aspects of conducting research is constructing a strong hypothesis. But what makes a hypothesis in research effective? In this article, we’ll look at the difference…
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Research Paper Conclusion: Know How To Write It
The conclusion of your research paper is often where many readers begin. Thus, it’s imperative that your conclusion leaves the reader with a clear and concise understanding of your final…
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Know How to Structure Your PhD Thesis
In your academic career, few projects are more important than your PhD thesis. Unfortunately, many university professors and advisors assume that their students know how to structure a PhD. Books…
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How to Write a Research Paper Outline
Getting started with your research paper can sometimes feel a little overwhelming. But, if you start with an outline, the rest of the paper almost completes itself. Even so, an…
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Medical Research Abstract: How to Write
The abstract for your medical research is arguably the most important piece of your manuscript. Although brief, typically between 300-500 words, the abstract is a summary of the key aspects…
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How to Write a Scientific Article for Publication
There are few things more exciting than getting a scientific article published, right? However, the world of academic publishing changes exponentially. So, what you might have done in the past…
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Tips for a Manuscript in Preparation
You’ve completed your research, and come up with your conclusions and ideas for further research. Now it’s time for preparing a manuscript for publication. Since you’ve probably read many scientific…
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