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How to get published: structuring your article
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How to get published

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The Conclusion section is used to show how your work advances the field of study. The Acknowledgements section includes the names of the important entities you want to acknowledge such as advisors, financial supporters, and proof readers. The References section is where you cite the main scientific publications on which you based your work, and the Supporting Materials section includes additional information such as previously published procedures and secondary data.

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Recap - Structuring your article properly (II)

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