Mastering Research Paper ABSTRACT, TITLE, and KEYWORDS: A Step-by-Step Guide

[@DuhSciFur]

We want more tips and tricks. These videos are really helpful for PhD scholars. :)

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

Thank you so much. Will definitely try to keep making these videos.

[@madhurikallianpur6483]

Very good choice of topics.

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

Thank you so much, Madhuri Ma'am

[@arpandey8619]

Nice job! Surely will help a lot of graduate students

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

Thanka a lot, Arpan 😁😁

[@HarshitAkhil7283scientist]

Great initiative.. Keep going🎉

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

Thank you for the support.

[@PayalALLAWADHI]

Nice content 👍

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

Thank you so much, Payal

[@muthukumarasamyv1752]

Characterization of the physical properties of gold nanoparticles in oxygen-deprived environments seems to be the good title.

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

Good... what are your thoughts about the second title?

[@muthukumarasamyv1752]

Second title seems to be a statement and it does not qualify to be a title in my understanding

[@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana]

The second title states the main result/ implication of the work. I think this format would be good. As a better example, take this recent paper in ACS Nano, "Magnetic Microrobot Swarms with Polymeric Hands Catching Bacteria and Microplastics in Water", doi.org/10.1021/acsnano.4c02115. The abstract of this publication is also good, and you can check it out.

[@muthukumarasamyv1752]

@@PhDMadeEasyWithDebanjana oh...it's good to know.