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  1. When writing scientific paper, some authors (like me) often lost their ways. Sometimes they write some paragraphs in incorrect section. With that problem, I need advices what should I write in each IMRaD sections (especially the outline of each section). A web page about scientific writing also welcome. I am planning to create writing guideline that I can share with my colleagues as well. Mostly, I write about Networking, IoT, and some basic Machine Learning. Thank you for the advices.

    #scientific #writing #article #imrad #research

  2. When writing scientific paper, some authors (like me) often lost their ways. Sometimes they write some paragraphs in incorrect section. With that problem, I need advices what should I write in each IMRaD sections (especially the outline of each section). A web page about scientific writing also welcome. I am planning to create writing guideline that I can share with my colleagues as well. Mostly, I write about Networking, IoT, and some basic Machine Learning. Thank you for the advices.

    #scientific #writing #article #imrad #research

  3. I also wonder to what extent #PhDs may be required to be more creative, multimodal, trans/multilingual, unique and less standardised in terms of #IMRAD and other default conventional structures and linguistic forms.

    Somewhere, I read a reflective piece on how #GPT is simply reiterating & perpetuating standardised forms of #AcWri because that is what the internet has been fed with via Turnitin and rules-driven #AcWri.

    Greatful for resources and insights on the impacts on GPT on #AcademicWriting

  4. I also wonder to what extent #PhDs may be required to be more creative, multimodal, trans/multilingual, unique and less standardised in terms of #IMRAD and other default conventional structures and linguistic forms.

    Somewhere, I read a reflective piece on how #GPT is simply reiterating & perpetuating standardised forms of #AcWri because that is what the internet has been fed with via Turnitin and rules-driven #AcWri.

    Greatful for resources and insights on the impacts on GPT on #AcademicWriting