Structure of a Research Paper - All You Need to Know!

In this video, Milena Georgieva who is a Lead Editor at Oxidative Medicine and Cellular Longevity shares informative tips on academic paper structure.
The most common question for many is what type of paper they should choose to write for their academic career.
Milena Georgieva explains that the Research Paper is the most common type of paper that very often one chooses to write during academic development.
Milena Georgieva answered one of the most common research questions, i.e., What is a Research Paper, and what should be the ideal academic research paper structure?
According to her, it must be structured as follows:
Abstract -
This is a very brief overview of the whole topic.
Introduction-
An overview of the literature on the topic.
Background:
Method -
This describes the methodological approach that one has used.
Result -
This is a brief and descriptive way to present the Result. It may include tables, figures, etc.
Discussion-
It is the last part of a research paper, here the ideas presented in the research are discussed.
Conclusion
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thanks for the video this is truly helpful for someone who wants to have an overview of how research papers are written

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We're delighted to hear that you found the video helpful. If you have any more questions or need further clarification, feel free to reach out to us. Happy writing!