Tips on reframing your thesis into a journal article
Before reframing your thesis into a journal article, it is important to understand the differences between the two styles of academic writing. Both these sub-genres are meant for different readers…
Making of a Good Graphical Abstract
Many international and national journals ask the authors to submit a graphical abstract along with their manuscript. A graphical abstract is usually a single figure that captures the main findings…
Tips to get your work published in a journal
Getting your work published in a journal can be a Herculean task, which demands a lot of hard work and patience. After the initial process of choosing a subject area…
Using “et al.” in in-text reference citations in research papers
When writing research papers, most researchers would have come across the term “et al.” This is the abbreviation for a Latin phrase—written variously as et alii (masculine), et aliae (feminine),…
Journal Figure Guidelines: Areas of Confusion
Figures are included in a research paper to make an impactful presentation of the topic. They provide a much-needed third dimension to the paper and help clear any possible doubt…