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The document provides guidance on how to write research and review articles. It discusses selecting a title by researching current work in a field using tools like Google Scholar and science databases. Keywords should then be chosen related to the topic. Both open access and unpublished research papers can be used, with unpublished papers requiring requesting access directly from authors. The document outlines how to structure a review paper, cite references, and avoid plagiarism when writing the paper. It emphasizes attributing work correctly and not recreating images or figures on your own.
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