I have binge watched almost all of your videos. Fortunately, I have the ability to absorb your material while playing it all at 2X speed, so it only took me half the time to binge-watch! Your material is truly gold. You have a remarkable gift of being able to deliver your content without any "fluff" at all.
Yes, I do speak slowly, so it's possible to play my videos at 2X speed and still understand. I naturally speak slowly, but also do so because I have a lot of viewers whose first language is not English.
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK I am sure that it is also because you are so deliberate in your delivery. It truly is a joy to watch and listen. Having closed captions turned on at 2X makes it even easier to absorb the material at that rate. On another matter, maybe you have such a video and I have overlooked it, what about a paper that isn't a research paper , i.e. no materials and methods, field data, etc, instead, a presentation of say, a new scientific model, or a new approach to a particular scientific method. How would one approach writing such a paper? Could you please do a video on that, or if you already have, tell me which one it is. I have watched most and do not recall if one covered that.
Notes: • Writing Prep: 1. Organize results 2. Review literature 3. Know your audience MANUSCRIPT PARTS 1. Title page 2. Abstract 3. Introduction 4. Methods 5. Results 6. Discussion 7. Conclusions 8. Acknowledgments 9. Literature Cited 10. Figures and Tables Notes: • Times New Roman 12pt (Double Spaced) • Title page contains: Title, Authors, Affiliations (contacts) • Abstract - summary of the paper, only part that is read. Main abstract pts: 1. Problem 2. Method 3. Key findings 4. Significance • Introduction - where the readers will know why the problem relates to them Intro main parts: 1. Opening 2. Review literature 3. Set aims (questions, hypothesis, rationale) • Methods - where you will show a rigorous study with sufficient details Methods Sub parts: 1. Site description 2. Study of variables 3. Experimental design (diagram w expln) 4. Analytical methods 5. Statistics • Results - how the experiments turned out (usage of presentation tables) - present only the important findings - summarize results - avoid interpretations • Discussion - to explain results Sub parts: 1. Brief overview 2. Interpretation of data 3. Importance 4. Limitations • Conclusion - not a summary - describe importance • Acknowledgements - giving credits • Literature cited - ensure accuracy • Figures and Tables - follow journal adviser’s instructions • Extras - questions, graphical abstract - authors’ roles in paper Notes: - revise - save each revision - get presubmission reviews (checking) - proofread before submission - organize
Mam, I would like to know how I could review the most relevant and recent papers on my topic. How can I find the paper? How do I select a journal? How do I know the topic I am looking for is in this journal?
These video tutorials may help by answering some of your questions: -Writing your first scientific paper: getting started: ruclips.net/video/KjsvKexuVPw/видео.htmlsi=k_u3hs_cPT6_DoeH -How to write a literature review: ruclips.net/video/HNJtM-y87HY/видео.htmlsi=ftaDbU1vqBpWDNIF -Selecting a journal for your research paper: ruclips.net/video/t_-VIMJDORw/видео.htmlsi=E6vlbujNihLkhkzH -How to ensure your scientific paper meets Journal standards: ruclips.net/video/cMZUEul3LkY/видео.htmlsi=2JDggCrDwP6uAMVo
Thank you for your explanations, can I submit a scientific article in a journal indexed in scopus Q1, but this article is based on a problem in an article that is not indexed in scopus??
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK I appreciate your response. Unfortunately, I will try to improve a method of the BEMD decomposition, which does not exist in other indexed references in Scopus.
Is it a good idea to write an article about how to use a software? I wrote in the introduction that reading the manual is time consuming, and this paper could help .... Should I continue writing or should I not bother?
I have two videos that address your question: How to write the discussion for a scientific paper: ruclips.net/video/jvRdamY2MBw/видео.html Four ways to discuss research findings in a scientific paper: ruclips.net/video/cW8sf9e0aWE/видео.html
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Excelente video muchas gracias. El problema que tengo es que no se qué servicio o método usar para que mi artículo esté en el idioma ingles sin errores. Tengo Pro Grammar Aid y también Grammarly pero creo que no es suficiente.
Antonio, thanks for your comment. I understand how difficult it must be for you to translate your papers into English for publication. Writing papers in English is hard for native speakers but more so for non-native speakers, which puts the latter at a disadvantage professionally (www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-01797-0). Using aids like Pro Grammar Aid may not always help with subtle wordings so that they are correct in English.
I have binge watched almost all of your videos. Fortunately, I have the ability to absorb your material while playing it all at 2X speed, so it only took me half the time to binge-watch! Your material is truly gold. You have a remarkable gift of being able to deliver your content without any "fluff" at all.
Yes, I do speak slowly, so it's possible to play my videos at 2X speed and still understand. I naturally speak slowly, but also do so because I have a lot of viewers whose first language is not English.
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK I am sure that it is also because you are so deliberate in your delivery. It truly is a joy to watch and listen. Having closed captions turned on at 2X makes it even easier to absorb the material at that rate. On another matter, maybe you have such a video and I have overlooked it, what about a paper that isn't a research paper , i.e. no materials and methods, field data, etc, instead, a presentation of say, a new scientific model, or a new approach to a particular scientific method. How would one approach writing such a paper? Could you please do a video on that, or if you already have, tell me which one it is. I have watched most and do not recall if one covered that.
I've not done a video on using a non-traditional format. Thanks for the suggestion
One of the best explanation on complete paper writing
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This is really helpful -- and also concise. It will be great to pass along to graduate students. Thank you.
That's great! Thanks for sharing my video.
This is an informative and great video. Thank you very much.
Glad you enjoyed it!
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Valuable! Thank you!
Notes:
• Writing Prep:
1. Organize results
2. Review literature
3. Know your audience
MANUSCRIPT PARTS
1. Title page
2. Abstract
3. Introduction
4. Methods
5. Results
6. Discussion
7. Conclusions
8. Acknowledgments
9. Literature Cited
10. Figures and Tables
Notes:
• Times New Roman 12pt (Double Spaced)
• Title page contains: Title, Authors, Affiliations (contacts)
• Abstract - summary of the paper, only part that is read.
Main abstract pts:
1. Problem
2. Method
3. Key findings
4. Significance
• Introduction - where the readers will know why the problem relates to them
Intro main parts:
1. Opening
2. Review literature
3. Set aims (questions, hypothesis, rationale)
• Methods - where you will show a rigorous study with sufficient details
Methods Sub parts:
1. Site description
2. Study of variables
3. Experimental design (diagram w expln)
4. Analytical methods
5. Statistics
• Results - how the experiments turned out (usage of presentation tables)
- present only the important findings
- summarize results
- avoid interpretations
• Discussion - to explain results
Sub parts:
1. Brief overview
2. Interpretation of data
3. Importance
4. Limitations
• Conclusion - not a summary
- describe importance
• Acknowledgements - giving credits
• Literature cited - ensure accuracy
• Figures and Tables - follow journal adviser’s instructions
• Extras - questions, graphical abstract
- authors’ roles in paper
Notes:
- revise
- save each revision
- get presubmission reviews (checking)
- proofread before submission
- organize
Thank you very much
Thanks!
Mam, I would like to know how I could review the most relevant and recent papers on my topic. How can I find the paper? How do I select a journal? How do I know the topic I am looking for is in this journal?
These video tutorials may help by answering some of your questions:
-Writing your first scientific paper: getting started: ruclips.net/video/KjsvKexuVPw/видео.htmlsi=k_u3hs_cPT6_DoeH
-How to write a literature review: ruclips.net/video/HNJtM-y87HY/видео.htmlsi=ftaDbU1vqBpWDNIF
-Selecting a journal for your research paper: ruclips.net/video/t_-VIMJDORw/видео.htmlsi=E6vlbujNihLkhkzH
-How to ensure your scientific paper meets Journal standards: ruclips.net/video/cMZUEul3LkY/видео.htmlsi=2JDggCrDwP6uAMVo
Thank you for your explanations,
can I submit a scientific article in a journal indexed in scopus Q1, but this article is based on a problem in an article that is not indexed in scopus??
If the problem is an important one to address, then your article should be publishable. Are there other references on the topic?
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK I appreciate your response.
Unfortunately, I will try to improve a method of the BEMD decomposition, which does not exist in other indexed references in Scopus.
Is it a good idea to write an article about how to use a software?
I wrote in the introduction that reading the manual is time consuming, and this paper could help ....
Should I continue writing or should I not bother?
If you are unsure, contact the journal you are planning to submit to and ask the editor if they would be interested in such an article.
Could you please teach us how to write a discussion? Always find it so hard. Thanks
I have two videos that address your question:
How to write the discussion for a scientific paper: ruclips.net/video/jvRdamY2MBw/видео.html
Four ways to discuss research findings in a scientific paper: ruclips.net/video/cW8sf9e0aWE/видео.html
@@ScientificWritingwithKarenLMcK Thank you!
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Can we write scientific journal as a graduate student?
Do you mean a scientific journal paper? If so, the answer is yes.
Excelente video muchas gracias. El problema que tengo es que no se qué servicio o método usar para que mi artículo esté en el idioma ingles sin errores. Tengo Pro Grammar Aid y también Grammarly pero creo que no es suficiente.
Antonio, thanks for your comment. I understand how difficult it must be for you to translate your papers into English for publication. Writing papers in English is hard for native speakers but more so for non-native speakers, which puts the latter at a disadvantage professionally (www.nature.com/articles/d41586-019-01797-0). Using aids like Pro Grammar Aid may not always help with subtle wordings so that they are correct in English.
I have task to write in 5k words on data science related research.