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Writing an Article: How to Write a Successful Research Paper

2023-03-03T18:30:03+03:30

A crucial aspect of your academic career is publishing an article addressing the findings of your study. You'll be able to write a manuscript that is a perfect fit for the journal of your choice by paying attention to the advice and direction provided here. Know who you’re writing the article for Knowing which publication you want to publish your work in is crucial before you begin writing up your findings. You should consider your intended journal guideline while writing your article to ensure the desired style, format, and guidelines. This increases the likelihood of your manuscript publication [...]

Writing an Article: How to Write a Successful Research Paper2023-03-03T18:30:03+03:30

Footnotes and Their Use in Articles

2023-03-12T09:51:43+03:30

While reading a book or article, have you ever noticed little numbers placed at the ends of some sentences? These numbers typically appear as superscripts and match up with numerals at the bottom of the page, which are followed by further, necessary, and supplemental information. This material can occasionally be found in the form of citations, but it can also be further notes (footnotes vs endnote) on the subject. How Do Footnotes Work? Footnotes are notes that are included at the bottom of a page and are utilized to cite specific passages of text (generally using superscript numbers). [...]

Footnotes and Their Use in Articles2023-03-12T09:51:43+03:30

Article Pre-submission Checklist

2023-03-12T09:53:55+03:30

When we look at the process of publishing an article and getting it to other researchers and relevant audiences, we conclude that perhaps writing your article is the easiest part of the process. In this article, we want to remind you of more details about how to publish the article and provide you with a checklist for submitting the manuscript to the journal. In this regard, when you follow these guidelines, you increase your chances of being published in a journal. The very important first step and we have mentioned many times in previous articles, is to make sure that [...]

Article Pre-submission Checklist2023-03-12T09:53:55+03:30

Plagiarism and Academic Publishing

2023-03-11T21:17:13+03:30

Plagiarism involves any attempt to use the ideas, words, or work done earlier by other people, without giving them the credit. It is very important to remember when writing an article to cite all the resources you have used in your text. Most of the time, poor time management or time constraints force the researcher to steal large portions of content from other authors instead of spending time on background research and original writing. By searching for articles related to their subject and copying the entire paragraph from them and pasting them into a new document, the author compiles an [...]

Plagiarism and Academic Publishing2023-03-11T21:17:13+03:30

Various Types of Research Articles

2023-03-11T21:18:13+03:30

In the scientific literature, different types of articles are published every year. Original research articles are often the first thing you think of when you hear the word "journal article". In fact, research often leads to a complete mix of different outputs, and it is not just the final research paper that can be published. The types of publications are different in different fields. For example, clinical trials are only possible in the medical field, while empirical study is more common in the social sciences. It is important to remember that not all journal publish every type of article. Therefore, [...]

Various Types of Research Articles2023-03-11T21:18:13+03:30

References in Articles

2023-03-11T21:19:23+03:30

Reference means the origin of the citation of any scientific article, which is one of the most important factors in accepting or rejecting a scientific article for publication in a specialized scientific journal. Reference is the first step to prevent plagiarism in writing. Providing references at the end of a scientific article indicates that it is valid. After writing an article, some researchers may decide to publish the results of their research in the form of an article in a reputable scientific journal (e.g., Scopus-indexed journal). The reason is to validate their research, and further study and research [...]

References in Articles2023-03-11T21:19:23+03:30

Manuscript Structure of Scientific Paper

2023-05-23T16:15:41+03:30

Once you have completed your experiments, it is time to write it in a coherent and concise article that tells the story of your research. Articles usually follow a standard structure that allows readers to easily find the information they are looking for. In this article, we will discuss the standard structure and what to include in each section. Introduction Use this section to set your study context and problem. Keep in mind that several readers may not immediately understand the importance of your reading. Therefore, use general language and elaborate logic to guide your readers to the [...]

Manuscript Structure of Scientific Paper2023-05-23T16:15:41+03:30

Levels of Evidence in Research Articles

2023-01-26T13:03:40+03:30

While doing a project, you may find different levels of credibility to report scientific results. For example, using a systematic review or expert opinion to cite an argument is not the same. It is almost logical that the former shows more accurate results than the latter, that the information ultimately comes from the individual. For example, in the field of medicine and health care, it is important that professionals not only have access to information, but also have the tools to determine which evidence is stronger and more reliable, and have the confidence to diagnose and treat patients. [...]

Levels of Evidence in Research Articles2023-01-26T13:03:40+03:30

Writing a Review article

2023-03-12T21:27:13+03:30

A review article is a review of previously published research on a particular topic. It should provide an overview of current thinking on the topic and and does not contain new empirical data. Be. The purpose of reviewing the literature is to help researchers find new areas of study for further study, and they can also draw new conclusions from current data. You may be asked to submit a review or review of a journal article, so as a researcher, you have the opportunity to comment and evaluate your eligibility on how to write an article. This means that you [...]

Writing a Review article2023-03-12T21:27:13+03:30

How to Survive in Academia: Publish or Perish

2023-03-11T21:08:33+03:30

The ultimatum is well known to academics: publish original research, or risk damaging your reputation—or even losing a professorship. The phrase publishes or perishes dates back to 1942 when a sociologist named Logan Wilson used it in a book studying academia as a career. At the time, he described the "publish or perish" credo as a "prevailing pragmatism forced upon the academic group," and it still feels this way too many of today's academics and researchers. For those working within the publish-or-perish system, it can be a stressful lifestyle. Academics must publish research not simply to stay relevant, but it [...]

How to Survive in Academia: Publish or Perish2023-03-11T21:08:33+03:30
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