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, and the world of academic publishing changes exponentially. So, what you might have done in the past may…
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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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Why Manage Research Data?
Research data is the foundation of any research project, and its quality is the key to achieving excellence in any scientific work. A significant part of any science project is…
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The Data Availability Statement
Surely, you have already come across many metaphors for knowledge: a building permanently under construction, a very big tree with its roots deep down in the earth, finding nourishment in…
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The difference between abstract and conclusion
Ready, set… wait! Having new research to share with the world is something truly amazing: standing just a few pages away of stirring science in a way that could actually…
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Types of Scientific Articles
Even if you are new in the academia world, you might already have felt the pressure to publish. Whether by just looking around at your colleagues, or directly challenged by…
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