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ISBN 10: 9868537932 
ISBN 13: 9789868537934
Author: Steve Wallace

Writing a scientific paper is hard, especially if you want to publish in top journals. It’s even harder if you are a PhD student who is still learning the craft.

But don’t worry, this book is here to help! It shows you a straightforward, step-by-step method that makes it easier to turn your hard-earned results into clear and exciting papers, ready for top journals.

Instead of dwelling on technicalities, this guide breaks the process down into manageable chunks. How to choose the message of your paper? How to craft its abstract, sentence by sentence? How to effectively outline the paper, and how to turn the outline into a first draft and then into a finished manuscript? What to do if you get stuck? And finally, how to deal with critical reviews?

How to write an Academic Paper in 18 weeks 1st Table of contents:

Chapter 1 What Is the Problem?
• Describe the problem investigated
• Summarize other studies to provide context, key terms,
and concepts so your reader can understand your research
Chapter 2 Why Is the Problem Important?
• Review research to provide a reason for your research
Chapter 3 What Conflicts or Unanswered Questions Does Your Research Address?
• Identifying and selling the problem
Chapter 4 What Previous Findings Are You Challenging or Extending?
• Being critical and evaluating the contributions of others
Chapter 5 What Solution Do You Propose?
• Briefly describe your experiment: hypothesis, research question;
method and reasons for using the method if alternatives exist
Methods Part
Chapter 6 How Did You Study the Problem?
• Briefly explain the general type of procedure you used
• What did you use? Describe what materials, subjects, and equipment you used
Chapter 7 How Did You Proceed?
• Explain the steps you took in your experiment
• Describe the process: Infinitive of purpose
Results Part
Chapter 8 What Did You Observe?
• For each experiment or procedure
• Briefly describe experiment without detail of methods part
• Report main results, supported by selected data
Chapter 9 H ow Can You Describe Quantities?
• Highlight figures and tables
Discussion Part
Chapter 10 What Do Your Observations Mean?
• Summarize the most important findings at the beginning
• What conclusions can you draw?
Chapter 11 H ow Do Your Results Fit into the Broader Context?
• Suggest the theoretical implications of your results
• Suggest practical applications of your results
• Present trends and projections
Chapter 12 How Can You Describe Causes and Effects?
Revising
Chapter 13 How Can You Use Examples?
• How to use examples
Abstract
Chapter 14 What Is the Report About in Short?
• How to write the abstract
Citations
Chapter 15 How Can We Write About Others Who Helped Us?
• How to write the references using different citation styles
Cover Letter to the Editor
Chapter 16 How Can We Write a Cover Letter to the Editor?
• How to write the cover letter to the editor of an academic journal

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