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The research paper is a significant piece of academic writing, in which the author performs research on a topic independently and writes a description of the results of that research. It is written to communicate to the community and to contribute to the advancement of knowledge. Types of papers include:
• Inventions
• Progress
• Survey
https://www.ThesisScientist.com
This document provides information on writing a research report. It discusses the key components and characteristics of an ideal research report, including presenting the report in a systematic and attractive manner with clear analysis based on reliable facts. It outlines the objectives of a research report in providing information to various stakeholders. It also describes different types of reports based on legal formalities, frequency, function, subject matter, and number of authors. Guidelines are provided on writing each section of a research report, including the introduction, literature review, research methods, data analysis, findings, and conclusion. The last parts discuss ethics in business research and referencing styles.
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This document outlines the typical sections and contents of a thesis or dissertation, including:
- An introduction that provides background context and states the research questions/goals.
- A literature review that summarizes previous work on the topic.
- A methods section describing the materials, procedures, and analysis techniques used.
- A results section presenting observations and data without interpretation.
- A discussion section that interprets the results, relates them to previous work, and discusses implications.
- Conclusions that summarize the findings and state the significance of the research.
It provides guidance on what belongs in each section and finishing elements like proofreading and formatting.
How to write a scientific paper 27.11.16Ghizal Fatima
This document provides guidance on how to write a scientific paper. It discusses the key sections of a paper including the title, abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and references. The introduction should provide background and establish the research question. The methods section should thoroughly describe how the study was conducted. Results should present relevant findings without interpretation. The discussion should answer the research question by relating results to prior work and discussing implications. Adhering to guidelines and organizing the paper in a clear, logical manner is important for effective communication of scientific research.
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How to write a Great Research Paper?
The research paper is a significant piece of academic writing, in which the author performs research on a topic independently and writes a description of the results of that research. It is written to communicate to the community and to contribute to the advancement of knowledge. Types of papers include:
• Inventions
• Progress
• Survey
https://www.ThesisScientist.com
This document provides information on writing a research report. It discusses the key components and characteristics of an ideal research report, including presenting the report in a systematic and attractive manner with clear analysis based on reliable facts. It outlines the objectives of a research report in providing information to various stakeholders. It also describes different types of reports based on legal formalities, frequency, function, subject matter, and number of authors. Guidelines are provided on writing each section of a research report, including the introduction, literature review, research methods, data analysis, findings, and conclusion. The last parts discuss ethics in business research and referencing styles.
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This document outlines the typical sections and contents of a thesis or dissertation, including:
- An introduction that provides background context and states the research questions/goals.
- A literature review that summarizes previous work on the topic.
- A methods section describing the materials, procedures, and analysis techniques used.
- A results section presenting observations and data without interpretation.
- A discussion section that interprets the results, relates them to previous work, and discusses implications.
- Conclusions that summarize the findings and state the significance of the research.
It provides guidance on what belongs in each section and finishing elements like proofreading and formatting.
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The document provides guidance on how to write a thesis. It explains that a thesis should have an introduction that includes a thesis statement presenting the main idea in one or two sentences. The body should include sections on methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. References and acknowledgments should also be included. The conclusion restates the main points and significance of the findings. The thesis should have a clear structure, with titles, abstract, table of contents, and consistent formatting.
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A research paper involves surveying existing knowledge on a topic to present an original argument supported by others' ideas and evidence. It is focused on a specific issue, presents facts from multiple sources, and analyzes and interprets relevant literature to support the writer's own evaluation or conclusion. Key parts of a research paper include an introduction providing background, a literature review of related work, methods, results, and a conclusion summarizing findings and limitations.
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The document provides biographical information about two speakers for an upcoming seminar on publishing in high-quality journals:
1) Alvin K. Mulashani, who has degrees in oil and natural gas engineering from XSYU and CUG and works in the School of Earth Resources at Wuhan University.
2) Ibrahim AL-Wesabi, who has degrees in artificial intelligence from SU and CUG and is pursuing a PhD in artificial intelligence and optimization algorithms for renewable energy resources at Wuhan University.
The seminar will be held on September 22nd at the Silk Road Institute campus and discuss topics such as introducing artificial intelligence and bioinspired algorithms, using AI in renewable energy, publishing background,
1) The document provides guidelines for critiquing a research study, outlining important aspects that should be evaluated such as the title, abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion.
2) Key areas that are assessed include whether the problem and objectives are clearly defined, the sampling and data collection methods are appropriate, the data is analyzed correctly, and the conclusions are supported by the results.
3) A successful critique answers questions about each component of the study and evaluates whether the report achieves the purpose of research through rigorous methodology and meaningful findings.
The process of writing is a helpful tool for promoting the process of scientific thinking.
Writing a scientific paper that effectively conveys complex information is an ART that requires practice and expertise
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The document provides guidance on how to write a thesis. It explains that a thesis should have an introduction that includes a thesis statement presenting the main idea in one or two sentences. The body should include sections on methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. References and acknowledgments should also be included. The conclusion restates the main points and significance of the findings. The thesis should have a clear structure, with titles, abstract, table of contents, and consistent formatting.
This document discusses publishing trends in materials science and provides advice for maximizing success in publishing. It outlines the benefits of publishing research, the peer review process, what editors look for in submissions, how to prepare manuscripts and respond to editorial decisions. Publishing ethics and responsibilities of authors, reviewers and editors are also covered. The key points are that publishing research is important for recognition, career advancement and making work public; peer review helps select credible, important work and improve quality; and carefully preparing submissions by considering journal fit and following guidelines increases chances of success.
A research paper involves surveying existing knowledge on a topic to present an original argument supported by others' ideas and evidence. It is focused on a specific issue, presents facts from multiple sources, and analyzes and interprets relevant literature to support the writer's own evaluation or conclusion. Key parts of a research paper include an introduction providing background, a literature review of related work, methods, results, and a conclusion summarizing findings and limitations.
Publishing in a High Quality Journal.pptxIbrahim573144
The document provides biographical information about two speakers for an upcoming seminar on publishing in high-quality journals:
1) Alvin K. Mulashani, who has degrees in oil and natural gas engineering from XSYU and CUG and works in the School of Earth Resources at Wuhan University.
2) Ibrahim AL-Wesabi, who has degrees in artificial intelligence from SU and CUG and is pursuing a PhD in artificial intelligence and optimization algorithms for renewable energy resources at Wuhan University.
The seminar will be held on September 22nd at the Silk Road Institute campus and discuss topics such as introducing artificial intelligence and bioinspired algorithms, using AI in renewable energy, publishing background,
1) The document provides guidelines for critiquing a research study, outlining important aspects that should be evaluated such as the title, abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion.
2) Key areas that are assessed include whether the problem and objectives are clearly defined, the sampling and data collection methods are appropriate, the data is analyzed correctly, and the conclusions are supported by the results.
3) A successful critique answers questions about each component of the study and evaluates whether the report achieves the purpose of research through rigorous methodology and meaningful findings.
The process of writing is a helpful tool for promoting the process of scientific thinking.
Writing a scientific paper that effectively conveys complex information is an ART that requires practice and expertise
This document provides an outline and objectives for a talk on methods and approaches for publishing in journals. It discusses motivations for publishing, choosing appropriate journals, the conventional structure of a journal paper including title, abstract, introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion, and conclusion. It also covers the submission and resubmission process, dealing with peer reviews, impact factors, and databases for finding journals. The overall document serves as a guide for writing and publishing quality research in academic journals.
This document provides guidance on writing a thesis. It discusses the typical structure and components of a thesis, including an introduction, literature review, materials and methods, results and discussion, and conclusion sections. It also provides tips for thesis writing such as dividing the work into chapters and sections, avoiding lengthy sentences, and starting to write as early as possible. References should be organized following a standard format such as Harvard or Vancouver systems. Overall, the document outlines the key elements and format of a thesis to help students successfully complete this written project.
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This document provides guidance on preparing and publishing academic papers in journals. It discusses best practices for each section of a paper from the title page to conclusions. It also covers the peer review process and strategies for revising papers based on reviewer feedback. Additionally, it examines debates around measuring the impact and quality of academic research, journals, and institutions. Metrics discussed include journal rankings, citation counts, the H-index, and holistic approaches that consider impact on knowledge, teaching, practice, policy, the economy, and society. The document aims to help authors navigate the publishing process and issues relating to research assessment.
This document provides guidance on how to structure and write a research paper. It discusses determining the key conclusions or "golden thread" of the paper. It recommends choosing a suitable journal and reviewing their author instructions. The document outlines how to structure different sections of the paper such as the introduction, methods, results, discussion and conclusion. It provides tips on writing each section clearly and concisely. The document also covers preparing tables and figures, submitting the paper online, and common stages of the reviewing process.
Workshop IEEE na USP – Como aumentar o impacto de suas pesquisas e publicaçõesSIBiUSP
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This document provides guidance for students on data analysis and presentation for a research project. It discusses inductive and deductive reasoning approaches. Students are encouraged to code interview transcripts and other data sources to identify themes. When presenting findings, students should integrate different data sources and use tables, figures and quotes to illustrate key points while explaining the significance of the data. Limitations of the study and implications for practice should also be discussed. The document outlines the expected structure for research chapters and timescales for completing tasks like data coding and analysis.
This document provides an overview of research in physiotherapy and the research process. It discusses why research is important, different levels of evidence, and the overall research process. Key aspects of the research process that are covered include formulating the research problem, reviewing relevant literature, research design, data collection and analysis, and reporting results. Different types of research designs are explained including descriptive research, exploratory research, explanatory research, and clinical study designs. Guidance is also provided on writing research proposals, conducting pilot studies, and writing research reports.
This document provides a template for presenting research proposals and completed research. The template includes slides on the background, study aims and hypotheses, design, sample, measures, procedures, data analysis, results, discussion and conclusions. It provides guidelines on formatting slides with titles, figures, and references. The template can be used to present early research proposals to receive feedback, as well as final presentations of completed research studies.
This document provides guidance on writing research papers, including the typical structure, key sections, and points to consider. It discusses the components of a research paper such as the title, abstract, introduction, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. It also provides tips for selecting journals, dealing with revisions, and avoiding plagiarism. The overall document serves as a guide for researchers on how to develop and publish scientific papers.
The document outlines rules and guidelines for a student project report on green computing. It must be a minimum of 50 pages, follow specific formatting guidelines, and include standard report sections like an introduction, literature review, methodology, findings, discussion, and conclusion. The report must be individually or jointly researched and presented during the examination. A copy of the final report is required to sit for the exam.
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1. Transformasi Data Penelitian Menjadi
Jurnal Imiah Berstandar Internasional
Tajuddin Bantacut
Seminar Penulisan Ilmiah
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30 Januari 2020
2.
3. Introduction
If you are out to describe the truth, leave elegance to the tailor
(Albert Einstein 1879–1955).
Results obtained in a scientific research article should be
expressed accurately, and with a master-stroke of a tailor in
compliance with certain rules which will ensure acceptability of
the scientific manuscript by the editorial board of the journal,
and facilitate its intelligibility by the readers.
13. Data definition
Data (singular datum) are individual units of
information.
A datum describes a single quality or quantity of some
object or phenomenon.
In analytical processes, data are represented by
variables.
14. 2 types of data
Quantitative: numbers, tests, counting, measuring
Qualitative: words, images, observation,
conversation, photographs
Means to support argument, to proof hypothesis, to construct statement,
to clear up a problem, to answer a question, to explain phenomena, etc.
15. Transformation of data
Data transformation is the process of converting data
from one format or structure into another format or
structure. It is a fundamental aspect of most data
integration and data management tasks such as data
wrangling, data warehousing, data integration and
application integration
Journal Article
17. Problem Statements (Why)
• Match with the scope of the research (the journal) –
choosing only relevance journal – (E,R)
• Significantly important within the field of study (R)
• Attract or potentially attract attention of the reader
within the field (R, E)
• To fill gaps of knowledge – enrichment or advancement (R)
• Clear objective to pursue – there is strong relation
to the finding necessity (R)
• Promising contribution (R)
Notes: E = editor decision, R = Reviewer judgment (decision)
18. Method (How, Where, When)
Clearly describes the research processes and steps
Appropriate with the research nature
Current and (can be) proven
Well established, and can be used repeatedly
“Looks good”, to convince the reviewer and readers
Steps of transforming idea and data into
meaningful findings
19. Finding Statements (What)
• Enhance the knowledge (science/technology)
in the field (of the journal)
• Understandable to most of readers (communicable)
• Answering the research question(s)
• Improvement, correction, new discoveries, etc.
having potential impacts and outcomes
• Based on thorough discussion and necessarily
supported with relevance literatures
• Conclude from processed data and have link
to method of data processing and interpretation
20. Capability to Write
•Knows to write : you know what to write
•Read to write: you find content of writing (plagiarism)
•Read to support writing: you need support for you
have written, looking for support
21. Learning to Read and Write
Elementary School: Learning to Read
High School: Reading Facts, Opinions, and Beliefs
College: Reading for Underlying Meaning
How does the author view the topic?
What is the underlying thesis of the book?
22. Levels of writer
•Writer : Mastering the subject content and able to
write
•Reader: Taking idea from others then put them into
writing
•Leaner : Finding the idea and following others in
writing
Read to write, read to learn, learn to read
23. WRITING THE ‘RESULTS’ SECTION
The most important part of a research article. In fact the authors will
share the results of their research/study with their readers.
“The great tragedy of science: the slaying of a beautiful hypothesis by
an ugly fact.” (Thomas Henry Huxley 1825–1895/ Renown British
biologist)
In essence results provide a response for the question ”What is found
in the research performed?”
24. Guide to write ‘Result’ Section:
• The sequence of results, tabulated data, and information which will be
illustrated as figures should be definitively indicated.
• In indicating insignificant changes, do not use expressions as
“decreased” or “increased”, these words should be reserved for
significant changes.
• Only data, and information concerning the study in question should be
included in the ‘Results’ section.
• Results not mentioned in this section should not be included in the
‘Discussion’ and ‘Summary’ sections.
• Since the results obtained by the authors are cited in the ‘Results’
section, any reference should not be indicated in this section
25. Paragraph Structure – an illustration:
Introductory: wish/motivation, definition, transition,
connecting with the previous, etc.
Main sentence consists of finding, processed data, opinion, idea, proposal, etc.
Supporting sentences: confirmation, comparison, compliance, difference,
deterrence, addition (need references)
Concluding remark (if necessary), bridging to the next paragraphs
Notes: arrangement can be changed depending on the position paragraph in relative to
previous and the next paragraphs
26. An Axample (Bantacut & Novitasari 2016)
Ramjeawon (2008) has confirmed that bagasse-derived electricity
performs well in the areas of greenhouse gas emissions and
acidification. Yuttitham et al. (2011) calculated that the milling
process produces 0.06 kg CO2/kg of sugar, which comes from
electricity use and fossil fuel and biomass burning. Therefore,
replacing the source of energy will cut CO2 emissions. In addition,
Renouf et al. (2013) suggested that electricity from ethanol and
bagasse offers the most benefits. Therefore, it can be concluded
that the use of by-products to generate energy in white sugar
production is in accordance with the principles of cleaner
production and sustainable development.
27. Use of tables, and figures
To prevent the audience from getting bored while reading a
scientific article, some of the data should be expressed in a visual
format in graphics, and figures rather than crowded numerical
values in the text. Peer-reviewers frequently look at tables, and
figures. High quality tables, and figures increase the chance of
acceptance of the manuscript for publication.
Discussion, explanation, comparison, etc. should only for
“extreme” data/results without repeating “number” or “value”
unnecessarily
28. Tables
• Number of tables in the manuscript should not exceed limit
• Data in the main text, and tables should not be repeated many times.
• Tables should be comprehensive
• A reader should be able to express an opinion about the results
• Data included in tables should comply with those mentioned in the main
text
• Unit of each variable should be absolutely defined.
• Use of abbreviations in tables should be avoided, if abbreviations are
required they should be defined explicitly in the footnotes or legends of
the tables.
• Follow the format guidelines
29. Figures
• Most of the readers priorly prefer to look at figures, and
graphs rather than reading lots of pages.
• Selection of appropriate types of graphs for demonstration of
data is a critical decision which requires artist’s
meticulousness.
• Graphs, and figures should also display information not
provided in the text. Bar, line, and pie graphs, scatter plots,
and histograms are some examples of graphs.
30. Suggestions:
•Read a lot before writing and start as soon as you have a research idea.
•Understand the nature of the research in its broader context to mark up the
finding from from data to findings, specific to general, from fact to theory.
•Start write with processed data in hand and readily knowledges in mind.
•Find and read relevance literature to contextual you research and sharpen
your discussion.
•Check and recheck all aspects of writing (exchange with colleagues and
friends).
•Discuss your finding by comparing, paralleling, confronting, harmonising,
combining, integrating, etc. with previous research findings.
•Draw some future consequences, impacts, outcomes, and usefulness of the
findings.
•Suggest future use of the finding and future research needs.
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Why publish?
Publishing is one of the necessary steps embedded in the scientific
research process. It is also necessary for graduation and career
progression.
What to publish:
New and original results or methods
Reviews or summaries of particular subject
Manuscripts that advance the knowledge and understanding in a
certain scientific field
What NOT to publish:
Reports of no scientific interest
Out of date work
Duplications of previously published work
Incorrect/unacceptable conclusions
You need a GOOD manuscript to present your contributions to the
scientific community
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Publishing speed
Time to publish is important.
Many journals have now introduced a “Fast Rejection“ process by the journal Editor
Submission to Acceptance (short)
Submission to Acceptance (long)
Submission to first online (short)
Submission to first online (long)
Submission to Print (short)
Submission to Print (long)
5
25
8
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13
50
Long and short publishing times (weeks)
3
2
1
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Impact Factor
[the average annual number of citations per article published]
For example, the 2008 impact factor for a journal is calculated as follows:
A = the number of times articles published in 2006 and 2007 were cited in
indexed journals during 2008
B = the number of "citable items" (usually articles, reviews, proceedings or
notes; not editorials and letters-to-the-Editor) published in 2006 and 2007
2008 impact factor = A/B
e.g. 600 citations = 2
150 + 150 articles
What is the Impact Factor (IF)?