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About the module: What Makes a Great Paper
By Elena Semeyko -
The role of publication in the research life cycle
By Chris Surridge -
The rewards of publishing
By Chris Surridge -
How writing a paper can help you to plan and conduct your research
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What makes a good paper
By Chris Surridge -
What are the essential components of good research?
By Elena Semeyko -
What are the essential components of a good story, in relation to a scientific paper?
By Elena Semeyko -
​What makes a great paper
By Peter Gorsuch -
There is no magic formula
By Chris Surridge -
An exemplary paper from Nature (life sciences)
By Tanguy Chouard -
An exemplary paper from Nature (life sciences)
By Sadaf Shadan -
An exemplary paper from Nature (life sciences)
By Patrick Goymer -
An exemplary paper from Nature Plants
By Chris Surridge -
An exemplary paper from Nature (physical sciences)
By Leonie Mueck -
An exemplary paper from Nature (physical sciences)
By Liesbeth Venema -
FAQ: How do I know if my paper is good enough for a top journal?
By Chris Surridge -
FAQ: What is the most common reason for rejection at the Nature journals?
By Zoltan Fehervari -
FAQ: How do editors identify which research areas are a priority for publication?
By Zoltan Fehervari -
FAQ: How long do editors spend reading a paper? Do they read the whole paper?
By Iulia Georgescu -
FAQ: Does a rejection affect my chances of getting published in the same journal in future?
By Nicky Dean -
Module summary and further work: What Makes a Great Paper
By Elena Semeyko -
Useful resources: What Makes a Great Paper
By Elena Semeyko
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