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How do I write a scientific paper in PDF?

The time taken to write a scientific paper greatly varies based on the personality of the first author, the type of research, the type of paper, and the field of study. Personality of the author My preferred way of operating is to sit on an idea for months, to let it stew until I think it is ready, and then I write the entire thing in a 2–3 day session. The prior months of mental planning allows me to have an excellent blueprint of the paper, so writing is fast and almost stream-of-consciousness. I also have data ready months before I write the paper. In graduate school, I had to have weekly slide updates, so all the data exists in my prior slides. The months of prep is only to consolidate the idea for a paper, and not for data collection. My latest paper, which will be published soon was a review article/featured article, and it involved almost 2 months of thinking and planning, after which I took two days off from work, and spent Saturday-Tuesday finishing it. So did the paper take me 2 months to write or did it take 4 days? But I know others who write papers gradually as t learn more, or who prefer to write a flurry of shorter papers etc. The type of research and type of paper I work on theory and simulation, so my papers are far more theoretical and abstract than those published by my experimental collaborators as first-author. This means that my papers are always lengthy (I can’t publish letters) and have to be more focused on why things happen rather than on showing results. When I co-author papers with experimental collaborators as first-author, the papers tend to be shorter, less theoretical, and more focused on experimental equipment, methodology, and on presenting data. A lot of their work is published in shorter papers (letters) which are meant to demonstrate new experimental capabilities, results, and/or data for the community. These sorts of papers tend to written faster than theoretical papers. As you can see, writing a theoretical paper is a very different experience and needs a very different mindset from writing an experimental paper. Field of study One of my colleagues’ partner is a research scientist in biotechnology, while my colleague works in the physical sciences. The process of paper review is very different in these two fields. In the physical sciences, we can control variables and experiments very precisely, because we understand things from the ground up (atoms). This is why peer-review is pretty fast and any disagreements can be sorted out based on first-principles But in the biological sciences, things are more messy. We do not understand the field bottom-up, so we use top-down approaches too. This is why peer-review often involves the reviewers asking authors to run new experiments to further support or disprove their hypothesis. Publishing a journal paper is a far more drawn out affair in this field, and the paper will be constantly modified right until acceptance. There isn’t an easy and universal answer to this question, so instead you should focus on understanding the publishing culture of your research group and of your field of study.

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As with all science, the process gets better with more practice’ more data, more questions, more peer-review, more revisions, more data collection, and more data analysis. In many cases the results of your research will be published and cited within a few years, even once your research is over. But as each step is mastered, the pace slows down a bit, and you reach a plateau. This plateau can be due to your own personal effort, and it is also called “paper burnout”. A paper burnout occurs when you spend too much time on your research and not enough time doing normal everyday tasks. This can get you into a rut where you don’t get the benefits of writing papers much at all. But if this happens, simply switch to a new field, or switch to a different research strategy. If you are struggling with paper burnout, you can.

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