Process

The scientific writing process can be summarized in five steps: prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and finally… publication. It seems straightforward, but also… overwhelming.

This is the beginning of a blog series that will explore and describe several methods and techniques (below) for drafting your scientific manuscript.

To prevent disorganized writing and non-essential research, use your central message and narrative for a solid prewriting strategy.

When it comes to a literature review for thesis and article writing, everyone has the same questions: Where do I start and when do I stop? Today, we’ll cover some tips to help answer these questions.

The outline serves several purposes that all contribute to reducing the amount of revision your first draft will need: reducing mental load, improving organization, and getting advisor approval.