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2. LOOK FOR A MECHANISM NOT FOR PHENOMENON
 look for a functional test which demonstrates that the
effect you describe can be significantly increased or
reduced by a well-defined intervention.
ADDRESS THE SAME QUESTION WITH ADDITIONAL
METHODS
 Sophisticated labs may use a number of different
genetically modified mouse lines in one publication to
address the same question.

3. RE-ANALYZE YOUR SAMPLES WITH A DIFFERENT OR
MORE COMPLEX METHOD
 just by obtaining more data from your existing samples
you may improve the quality of the study. However, you
may also end up with a lot of unrelated or contradictory
findings.
ADD FANCY TECHNIQUES
 A very well-known method to improve a study is to use
fancy techniques.
 It always helps to include new and exciting technologies
which corroborate your findings.

4. DEVELOP A FANCY TECHNOLOGY
 One of the most effective strategies to increase the quality of
your publications is to include a new techniques you have
developed yourself.
 If the technique is used later by many others your publication
will also be cited multiple times.
COLLABORATE WITH A STATISTICIAN
 In order to increase the quality of your findings it is in
principle obligatory to work together with one or more
statisticians – especially when you work with big datasets or
small sample numbers which are not independent from each
other.

5. FUSE SMALLER STUDIES
 A classical saying in science is “One message per paper” often
leading to “salami tactics”, thus, a big study is divided into
several smaller publications.
 The opposite strategy may be useful to increase the quality of
two smaller studies provided they are complementary.
COLLABORATE WITH EXPERTS IN THE FIELD
 Young researchers often think that collaborating with experts
in the field may help to publish in journals with a higher
impact factor. This hypothesis may be true or not.

6. LOOK FOR A JOURNAL WITH THE PERFECT SCOPE AND
CHECK WHERE YOUR COMPETITORS PUBLISH
 This is a simple advice which may substantially improve your
publication output. Many researchers have the tendency to
publish again and again in the same journal.
SUBMIT TO A JOURNAL WITH A MUCH HIGHER IMPACT
FACTOR TO GET REVIEWERS COMMENTS
 Finally, try to submit always to a journal with a substantially
higher impact factor than the average of your group.
 If you submit too high the chances are high that the paper
gets immediately rejected and you lost some valuable time
and maybe the submission fee.

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