How to get published
- 1. How to get published: Structuring your article
- 2. General structure of a research article
- 3. Effective manuscript titles
- 4. Authorship
- 5. Keywords
- 6. Check your understanding 1
- 7. Abstract
- 8. The process of writing – building the article
- 9. Check your understanding 2
- 10. Introduction
- 11. Check your understanding 3
- 12. Methods
- 13. Methods – ethics committee approval
- 14. Results
- 15. Check your understanding 4
- 16. Discussion
- 17. Conclusion
- 18. Acknowledgments
- 19. References
- 20. Check your understanding 5
- 21. Help with your article
- 22. Recap - Structuring your article properly (I)
- 23. Recap - Structuring your article properly (II)
- 24. Thank you
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- Be clear in the Conclusion to help the reviewers and editors judge your work and its impact.
- Provide clear justification for how your work advances the field. This can be achieved by indicating uses, extensions, or applications of the work. Do not just repeat the Abstract here. The Abstract and Conclusion serve different purposes, although some of the same messages may be mentioned. Also, don’t list the experimental results here – trivial restatements of your results are unacceptable in this section.
- Suggest future experiments that build on your work and point out any relevant experiments that may already be underway.
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