Why Write a Scientific Research Paper

Parija, Subhash Chandra; Kate, Vikram

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“…"Publish or perish" is the cliché often cited as a requirement for success in academia. General resources for scientific publishing are widely available in articles [1][2][3][4], books [5][6][7], and workshops. Previous articles have described the fundamentals of scientific publishing such as a clear abstract [3], a well-structured manuscript [1,4], and reasonable responses to reviewers' comments [2].…”

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Editorial viewpoints of scientific publishing for early-career research scientists

Peng,

Coleman

2024

BMC Proc

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While the structure and composition of the scientific manuscript is well known within scientific communities, insider knowledge such as the tricks of the trade and editorial viewpoints of scientific publishing are often less known to early-career research scientists. This article focuses on the key aspects of scientific publishing, including tips for success geared towards senior postdocs and junior faculty. It also highlights important considerations for getting manuscripts published in an efficient and successful manner.

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Editorial viewpoints of scientific publishing for early-career research scientists

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Coleman

2024

BMC Proc

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Intelligent summaries: Will Artificial Intelligence mark the finale for biomedical literature reviews?

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Moretti,

Calciolari

2024

Learned Publishing

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Key points LLM has attained generative capabilities similar to human discourse and can effectively summarize documents and extract information from texts. The development of R.A.G. systems will soon make these systems capable to browse databases such as MEDLINE and extract knowledge, creating summaries of the literature. These summaries may soon reach a point where they are equivalent to current reviews of the literature, possibly making them irrelevant. The availability of automated summaries of the literature may raise the bar of what is still worth publishing. Literature reviews may have to capitalize on human imagination, creativity and abstraction capabilities to survive the A.I. revolution.

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Parija

Kate

2018

Thesis Writing for Master's and Ph.D. Program

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Why Write a Scientific Research Paper

Cited by 4 publications

References 7 publications

Editorial viewpoints of scientific publishing for early-career research scientists

Editorial viewpoints of scientific publishing for early-career research scientists

Intelligent summaries: Will Artificial Intelligence mark the finale for biomedical literature reviews?

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