PhD Journey Day 6 Preparation in writing effective journal
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It turns out that it's still tough to continue writing a paper. However, some concepts are still not very understandable when you want to publish in a journal.
So here are some steps in preparing yourself before.
A couple of things that usually I forget. This is very much inspired by the Udemy course by Muhammad Noori Link.
- 1. Having all the material ready in one document. Usually, you write where your material is not ready yet in one place.
- 2. follow the guidelines, for example, the guidance on publishing in an Elsevier journal to Elsevier. Remember when you apply to some school, you cant visit and come just wearing a rock and roll dress. Check what is on the author side.
- 3. Before you start
- Write down in ideas form.
- Spend time thinking about the content
- General outline for the paper
- What is the message of the paper
- What is the result or contribution you want to describe
- What do you want to convince people of
- You need to identify
- Summarize these ideas in bullets that each will eventually become a paragraph
- Organize bullets in a logical structure, and develop them into a few key sentences (do not worry about the correctness, details at this point)
- If this outline is convincing, the article is successful
- At this, have a colleague review your outline
- Structure and Function
- Most engineering or science journals have the following well-accepted format.
- Title
- Abstract (followed by Key Words)
- Introduction
- Methods
- Results
- Discussion
- Summary and conclusion
- Acknowledgement
- References
- The manuscript is telling a story. The strong parts of the story are the introduction and discussion - the link between these must be clear.
- The research question/theme/topic posed as the need of the introduction must be answered at the beginning of the discussion.
- You don't have to tell the entire story (word limit). You may consider two papers
- Most engineering or science journals have the following well-accepted format.
How to write each section
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