How to write a scientific paper

[@gregmartin]

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[@ali57555]

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[@marcosmatya1587]

Great Mr , thank you very much

[@tamarac.7242]

I'm currently doing my first student scientific research, and I found this video very helpful. Really excited to rock this! :D Thank you so much for making this easy!

[@pabo2697]

which writing program are you using? latex, word or something different?

[@abhisikta6904]

What are you doing your research on?

[@abhisikta6904]

@@tamarac.7242 oh okay, gotcha. oh, and you absolutely did.

[@rameelahmad2369]

@@tamarac.7242 how much you get

[@RavanaMad]

Thank you so much for the summarized overview on how to structure a research paper! I'm now using on my paper, following the topics and questions each section should address. Best 8:20 minutes youtube video on scientific writting!

[@gregmartin]

Best of luck with your paper. Happy writing!

[@abdulkreemhajali4305]

I'm working on my first paper thanks for making life easy

[@mallikareddy4948]

Hi can you help me

[@zainabkhan-yf9vt]

All the best

[@sacrificedmind98]

So, have you published?

[@fhopedude]

You're back! So I just want to say thank you Dr.Martin, your videos inspired me to take the first steps to become an epidemiologist. I am currently concluding my first semester of grad. school and I cannot imagine being here if I had not stumbled upon your channel. Keep up the good work!

[@gregmartin]

WOW that is a real compliment Timotie (I really appreciate it). I'm delighted to hear that you've decided to become an epidemiologist. Its an exciting field and you'll make the world a better place I'm sure!! :)

[@cloudya28]

I am writing my final research paper for the last year of my MPH program. It's great to hear from another epi nerd! Good luck with your program :)

[@stonecoldtruth7006]

Hi How many years is this epidemiology course ?

[@MrBigMacManify]

I am about to publish my first (first-authored) paper and it is very daunting. This video is incredibly helpful. Thank you.

[@gregmartin]

Glad you found it useful !! Thanks for the feedback. Good luck with that first paper!! :)

[@joankwamboka700]

Thank you so much for this. I have been sitting around for about 2 years without making strides toward writing and drafting about 3 manuscripts. I just felt so lost and unprepared but your video makes so much sense. Thank you.

[@gregmartin]

You got this! Thank you for the lovely feedback.

[@akramabahre3145]

4:58 methods 7:44 discussion 8:04 conclusion

[@salmanhussain3835]

These are the best videos on the subject on KZbin. Epic description, kept it short and simple. Highly informative.

[@TheToneBender]

Been a few years since I got my degree and haven't really done research papers since. Work in a completely different field as well, so I'm trying to refresh my memory because I want to start making research papers (in my own time! Who'd have ever thunk I'd end up doing that)

[@wuthmon6833]

These are very precise and clear instructions, Dr Martin.

[@stephane1623]

This was fantastic Dr. Martin, thank you for emphasizing the importance of having the results of the study first. I'm focused on the discussion section usually. After watching this video, I can see why it is a waste of time to speculate on results that can change the entire course of the paper with additional variables, etc. I will keep that in mind.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks Stephane - glad that you found the video helpful. Looking forward to reading your work :)

[@stomiball889]

We need more videos like this Good job

[@dr.bouacham.1895]

I really appreciated your video, I recommend this video to all researchers, it is very rich in information very useful for writing a paper, I wish you a good continuation

[@OnlyFai740]

A fellow Algerian researcher. Noice!

[@neatpolygons8500]

@@OnlyFai740 of course, lots fo algerian researchers. publishing useless papers all the time.

[@OnlyFai740]

@@neatpolygons8500 I mean that's true and all, but what's the point of commenting that here.

[@camhaw]

This was phenomenal as usual! Clear and to the point! Thank you Dr. Martin :)

[@hanifachairunnisa9938]

thank you very much, this is the first time I write a scientific paper, and this answers a lot of my questions!

[@drsantoshkyatnatti7493]

Hey Greg great video. It will surely help a lot of people, the main advantage of your videos is it is simple to understand and very informative. Looking forward for more videos from you.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback Santosh (much appreciated). Do let me know if there are any other topics that you want me to cover on the channel.

[@emmapons8689]

Thank you for taking the time to put this together! So insightful.

[@gregmartin]

So glad to hear that! You are most welcome!

[@mukhtarmusse3845]

I don't know where to start and how to finish it, step by step. But, i just found my shortess and easies way to do my paper to make effective and acceptable paper, big thanks Dr.🎉 God bless you

[@gregmartin]

You got this! Thanks for your wonderful feedback, Mukhtar!

[@mukhtarmusse3845]

You welcome prof. And thank

[@Max47340]

Awesome video, expounds on all the relevant topics clearly and precisely. Whether you are writing a middle school science project or submitting your paper to NEJM or Nature, you will find some pearls of wisdom in this video.

[@YIANNIS777]

Simple concise and universally applicable. Awesome, thanks

[@andreevatheory]

Thanks a lot!! Happy holidays!❤

[@gregmartin]

Happy holidays!

[@ran1133]

I adore people like you, who share the valuable knowledge, thank you very much

[@ichsan6941]

Immediately subscribed, Very clear explanation, Thank you Greg!

[@gregmartin]

Thank you for subscribing!

[@raultrigo]

Thank you for your guidance, you just made me realize how vague I was writing my first paper...and with your suggestion I see can split my original paper into 3 or 4 original papers, thank you

[@gregmartin]

Glad it was helpful! You are so welcome! You can do it!

[@raultrigo]

Would you suggest that these 3 of 4 new papers I submit to the same journal or different journals?

[@MamunurRashid-uf4ft]

Nice to see you back with a video on scientific writing! Great job! Keep it up!

[@gregmartin]

Thanks Mamunur - Great to be back. I hope you find this video useful. Send any feedback or suggestions for future videos. 👍🏻

[@PhilinSaniachen]

Haven't seen you in a while, good to have you back Dr. Greg!

[@gregmartin]

Thanks Philin - good to be back! Am keen to put a lot more content on KZbin :) Hope you are well :)

[@terrylschmidtdrha7186]

Dr Martin - for sure Welcome Back! A great video that will be shared with students. Thank you so much.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for sharing Terry. And thanks for the support and mentorship over the years. Much appreciated. 🙂

[@weeladylou]

Brilliantly clear and informative explanation, thank you!

[@gregmartin]

Thank you for the feedback. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Abhishekkumar-ri4zc]

THANKS A LOT FOR FILMING THIS CONTENT

[@gregmartin]

You're welcome! Glad you enjoyed it!

[@scottdc2105]

I understand there are letters and there are articles that can be submitted to a peer reviewed journal, do this info also apply to a letter? I have a theory of gravity ive just published in a book and i keep getting the question is it published in a peer reviewed journal. I dont have data and information that you mentioned only a design for the mechanism of gravity that does not leave anything to the imagination.Also is it common for there to be no fee if the article is published for the journals subscribers but very costly if its open access?

[@youreasavagee481]

I wish there was a way you could read my paper..... I would love to get it published. It’s something that has never been researched before and so far my findings are working...

[@rachaelpires4480]

I have learnt a lot from your video. Thanks

[@SayyarAhmad]

Great, concise and simple explanation. Staright to the point.

[@FTA-0]

Thank you very much, was very helpful. and just in 8 mins! better than many long lectures!

[@souadhamidi2354]

Thank you very much, Dr Martin, for this video. I am trying to publish a paper and your video was of great help to me. Thank you indeed.

[@TshewangGyeltshen]

Lovely. Very well explained. Thanks for the email. Without it, I could not have gotten here. Great job doc!

[@sarelito9202]

Well explained, thank you. Most helpful.

[@gregmartin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@israamonqa2135]

Wooow so clearly explains thank you indeed 🌹❤️

[@gregmartin]

Thank you!

[@walidalaraba2517]

Very helpful and informative. Following u from Algerian Keep going ahead. Good Luck

[@rachidaroky5965]

Thank you, I shared your video with my students

[@gregmartin]

Glad you liked it! Thank you :)

[@km2052]

extremely awesome, and thx to BMC , I SHALL CONSIDER IT for bioinformatics.

[@shaxloqalmuratova7531]

Thank you! It had been really helpful for me💁‍♀️

[@gregmartin]

Glad it helped!

[@DenisIgua]

Thank you Greg - I found this very useful and you speak clearly.

[@immanuel7619]

That's a great explanation! I got new knowledge from it. But, I hope you can give some more explanations in your video. For example, an explanation on why we shouldn't have any acronym in the title, etc. Thank you for such a great video!

[@hvmamarketing]

Though the subject matters are quite different, scientific papers still require relevant keywords and key phrases that relate back to the topic at hand. Once again, the writing process comes in handy in this situation just as with all styles of writing.

[@YourTourAssistant]

Brief and simplified .. thank you

[@amirrezaasadi6542]

Quite concise and useful ! thank you so much.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback. Much appreciated!

[@theboiler_room]

Thanks sir. I found this really informative. I am grateful

[@gregmartin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@davidjohansson7646]

This comment section would be a great example to show how positive it can be! I enjoyed how you explained the structure of science papers, moreover you have neat easy to understand illustrations, however I was looking for the difference between a 'Blue paper' and a 'White paper' in this topic. Would anyone please help me find the answer?

[@shaistariaz1638]

nice and clear explanation i easily understand the whole topic thnk u

[@sunilpraveen4984]

Hello Dr Martin This was my first video regarding how actual the Research or Review paper has been present. Thanks for your short video with explainable knowledge.

[@gregmartin]

I'm glad you liked the video Sunil. :)

[@falehalyazidi956]

I really appreciate this person. Thank you very much. The was you discuss topics is very beneficial and easy to understand.. Faleh

[@dhritishmanhazarika3894]

This was really helpful. Thanks a lot mate!

[@drmariahameedofficial5439]

appreciated and bundle of thanx

[@MJ-ye7dd]

This is fabulous

[@gregmartin]

Thank you!

[@patriciaschwerdtle5789]

Another great video Dr. Greg! I'll share it widely with my higher degree by research students who struggle with this and need support in publishing their findings. It'd be great if you could distinguish between the introduction and background - this is something I still have trouble explaining.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the question!! (and say hello to your students in Australia). In terms of the difference between the introduction and background... well.. to be honest, its not entirely clear to me either. I think of them as functionally the same kind of thing really. Perhaps one distinction might be that the introduction tells the reader what question is being addressed and the background provides the reader with information needed to understand the context of the research (what we already know and don't know from the literature). That said, I think that the background could also include background information relative to the study in question (the people, place, problem). I guess you can tell from my answer that I'm no closer to the truth than you are :)

[@lindokuhlemngomezulu6051]

Very helpful, thank you Dr.Martin

[@gregmartin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@drmariahameedofficial5439]

its really so informative and helpful

[@pathmakumaraad]

This is so useful. Thank you

[@kdlf333]

Thank you I’m writing my undergrad thesis and I was so lost

[@lillyb60]

Really helpful - thanks so much Greg.

[@gregmartin]

You're most welcome. Glad you liked it.

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

❤ thanks for sharing... Please also show us how to write a paper of theory nature... like If I would like to redifine Time, or Space-Time and if I want to propose an Idea or Theory for the sake of improvement in science... I do not have any calculations or laboratory tests to quantify, but my arguments about how something is perceived and used and what my view about it is, and how I logically prove my point to be correct or open for discussion... How would I write such a paper?

[@ravshanbekmavlonov2996]

Wonderful and useful information. Great!

[@WhisperWisdomHub]

Really very good informative video

[@depaksingh7006]

I would like to make reading and research quickly and efficiently and how to do citation and Chicago Style Referencing and how to use my own words to effectively too get optimal marks for College

[@christianchayna9634]

thanks a lot bro, really helpfull!!!

[@gregmartin]

Glad it helped! Thanks for the feedback!

[@sangmadewira4726]

If jean piaget, out of sheer interest, wrote his first very own paper at 10 years old and managed to attract the attention of a musuem to the point of being offered a curatorship, then the process of writing papers sounds a lot more interesting and intuitive!

[@mitchc1851]

Helpful! Thank you Dr Greg, I am hoping if you could maybe make a series on how to make a scientific paper. I find it hard to break in to that especially when i have no research background knowledge. Nonetheless, this video is a great overview of how we should start.

[@gregmartin]

Thanks Mitch. I'll soon be putting a course together on learnmore365.com what will have a lot more information on how to write a science paper.

[@ZoyaKhan-vj5ob]

Yes plzz

[@hosamelsayedorthotube7940]

Thanks for nice helpful video

[@tatiana1310]

Thanks a lot for this video.

[@drditup]

should you repeat the research question from introduction in the method?

[@ratnamandal4238]

Excellent demonstration!

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for the feedback Ratna

[@jerrytang9514]

Thank you so much!

[@SnakeAndTurtleQigong]

Thanks very much!

[@gregmartin]

Glad it helped!

[@TommyJMaylee3141]

Excellent! Thanks.

[@nouimeriem3619]

Thank you so much Dr Algeria

[@gregmartin]

You're welcome :) thanks for watching!!

[@nouimeriem3619]

@@gregmartin you are welcome God bless you

[@donaldmsipa7855]

Thank you for the video

[@gregmartin]

Thanks for watching!

[@shreeya4963]

can we use both Pearson and spearman correlation for normal and non normal data respectively in a single paper?

[@VSAK2007]

Thank you Sir. Your voice is also very nice.

[@KNVBsakanable]

Thank you so much Greg, can you please tell me what software you use for video editing? Thanks in advance

[@nabeelvlog4551]

Thank u so much really great demonstration

[@eoinduffy00001]

Great video 😀I'm wondering what do people think is the most frustrating thing when writing a scientific paper?

[@giselimoura1767]

Thank you so much...You saved my life ;)

[@SurvivalSalem]

Thank you, very informative

[@claudiadoravallejosvaldivi3567]

From Peru, thank you for sharing this video!! Now I would like to know if there are free reliable journals with which I can publish an article that I am about to conclude. Let me know, please. Claudia

[@SCIRESEARCH]

Good explanation1

[@SANA-i-s]

Good vid thanks

[@yulinliu850]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@gregmartin]

You are most welcome Yulin. Thanks for the feedback. 👍🏻

[@Yash-Gaikwad]

Is there any app to read others, latest papers on specific topic. Or to stay up-to-date in science world.

[@senshinestar3784]

What are the ways of writing a technical paper?Please help.Thank you

[@sebooz4949]

When Im writing İt is very hard for me to cite. For example, I read a review that collects every parts of papers properly. I think that if I screen the literature I ll find the same information. İt is better to change the words by paraphrasig and citing the same papers that I read from review. It is time consuming, scientists say “ go to main first source= primary source, maybe the review that you read understand wrongly” but I think it is a low probability, What if I read and cite from the same review? Instead of reading the whole papers, I can look for the other papers. Thank you in advance

[@drrakeebahmad8736]

Thanks for informative Video.

[@gregmartin]

You're most welcome Rakeeb. Happy writing.

[@drrakeebahmad8736]

@@gregmartin Thank You Sir...

[@salwaa.a574]

Thank you Really I need that

[@isaacyoung1868]

it's funny how you say discussion is your favorite part of the paper.. it's mine too.. but then when experienced scientists read papers in their field, they don't even read the discussions any more... But maybe i'm wrong or missguided? do you as a scientist prefer to read the discussion or the results of a journal article? literally read every single detail? I know that as a graduate student, I can spend a great deal of time with a fine tooth comb examining materials and methods as well as citations to the methods from previous works before i'm convinced that their results are relevant or applicable to my work.

[@silentlessons4221]

Hi Mr Martin. Am a little confused here. Based on your video it seems then a scientific paper can be written ONLY after you physically and practically conduct the experiment? What if you have an idea and u want to write about it . Does it mean it cant be in a science journal?

[@andreamilina4925]

Thanks

[@betr8]

Somehow, my studying research was summarizing this video.

[@tatiana1310]

I'm first year of a scientific career and I have had problems with this subject... Is there any place where I can put my text and obtain a review?

[@fractalnomics]

Thank you.