How to Read a Paper Efficiently (By Prof. Pete Carr)

[@Abdullah_kastiwala]

Key Notes: 1. Don't read article from beginning to end 2. Surveying the article * Read title and keywords * Read abstracts and conclusions 3. Phase II * Look at table and figures including captions * Read introduction * Read results and discussions * Read the experimental for more details * Write some notes to avoid rereading

[@Yunshanzhuuu]

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[@Abdullah_kastiwala]

@@Yunshanzhuuu thanks dear

[@guominshao667]

Thanks

[@SvenAERTS]

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[@humeraashraf2568]

I think here all sections of the paper are included so shortly we need to read whole paper.

[@johnforit95]

Structure of a Jounal Article 1 title 2 keywords 4 introduction 5 experimrntal 6 results and disscussion tables ,figures 7 summary/conclusion 8 reference how to "survey" the article ***feel free to stop reding the article at any point ***write some notes so you don't have to reread the article again 1 read the title anf keywoeds (these are probaly what you to look at the apper) 2 read abstract 3 read conclusion 4 look at the tables & figures(including acptions) This is really what was done in the work. This does not take much time so it is worth looking at before really getting into the details which will slow down the reading. 5 Read the introduction. This is the background needed and why the studywas done. 6 Read the results and discussion. This is the heart of the paper. 7 Read the experimental. This is how they did the work. You only get to this point ifyou are really interested and need to understand exactlywhat was done to better understand the meaning of the dataand its interpretation.

[@unfinishedproduct6968]

Everyday

[@Heba0Zakaryia]

Thanks!

[@mfaraday4044]

thank you saved my time

[@AhmedAhmed-el6uj]

Thanks

[@osamazoubi882]

Thank you for your advice Mr. John, but I want to know from you the process to write a review paper coz as you know it is completely different from the journal article

[@keepstravelling]

My master program supervisor educated me regarding the articles reading and ensure me which portion I have to read carefully includes Abstract, last paragraph of introduction and directly jump to conclusions and discussion. I am following this trick since long time and I found good understanding of articles.

[@sbrunjameel-kw8oz]

How come youtube never recommended me this channel? After seven years i got to know about it, why YT why? Thank u so much professor and praying for ur well being

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[@jefferyowusu5882]

Hi Prof Pete Carr, I am writing to let you know that your piece of information is of great value and intelligence. simply and well explained. thank you

[@survivingandthrivinginhigh3971]

Thanks for your encouragement, We are working on more videos, please leave us a comment about topics that you are interested about.

[@ss11nlM]

Dear Prof Carr, you're amazing and all your videos are "gems" ...you used to say these words about other people's jobs, but you are a "gem" of knowledge and you're an example for everyone! Thank you so much!! all students love you!

[@denizsibelvural7275]

Dear Prof. Pete Carr, thank you for sharing this efficient, time-saver algorithm with your clear explanation. I am looking forward to apply this method for my studies. Kind regards.

[@viallykazadimutombo225]

Thank so much Prof Pete, This is very very helpful, I wasted my time reading a lot of papers ineffectively. I used the same way the professor Pete W. Carr explained to read the paper. It took me less than an hour to read a paper and find out a gap.

[@aakashchaudhary165]

Same as me .. Mr viallly

[@joud9482]

What you mean by find out the gab?!

[@oluwatosinobaseki4087]

@@joud9482 finding out what has not been reported

[@yuchen3587]

I have read lots of papers and honestly, for most time, I didn't understand them at all. Thanks a lot Prof. Pete Carr, I will try your method to read paper from now on!

[@starlightlu6256]

same here hhh

[@ayumishiraishi]

Your tips have guided many students to get through one of the hardest part in doing research. Thank you very much Prof. Pete Carr.

[@mohammadrokonhossain9605]

I am really interested in the Research Field but I have been thinking how would I begin. So I searched on KZbin "How to read a research paper" then found this video. It was really understandable and simple! My journey in this field has become easier at first place for your wonderful video. Thank you Prof. Carr

[@slee5666]

For those of us who have a genuine passion for our area of study, your insights and wisdom hold more value than any new "modern" techniques and trends, helping us establish a strong foundation. Thank you Prof. Carr

[@zywong6217]

Thank you! I think your video help me a lot. As a Chinese student, it's very difficult to read a English paper. The correct way can help me improve my efficiency.

[@dr.krushnakumarjilariya8940]

For reading research paper Step 1: Read abstract and keywords Step 2: Conclusion Step 3: If you find above two steps helpful for your research paper then read completely from Strating to the end. If not read another research paper. Why reading research paper useful for you ? Because its increase ability of your writing. More reading more you perfect in research paper writing.

[@ryancrumley8616]

This helped A LOT. I didn't even read half the article to get all of the questions right. I got this done in probably half the time.

[@SG-lj8uu]

How to get the most out of the paper -> two phases : 1st step survey -> stop when you get distracted . Go : title -> abstract -> conclusion -> figures & tables-> results and discussion -> make notes after you’ve read the paper. “The faintest writing is better than the best memory”

[@bbmeesci5950]

This has been so helpful and much easier than it's ever been explained at school

[@GamerGaruud]

This man's advice is more valuable than gold. Thank you so much!

[@dukedex5043]

I found the methods make a lot more sense once you really got the "discussion" or conclusion.

[@vicenteeichler8804]

Prof. Pete Carr, believe it or not, you are a hero. For you have saved us all the most precious thing, time.

[@dicksonk1769]

Thank you Professor. Dickson a student at the Copperbelt University.

[@haroldsu1696]

Thank you Professor Carr !

[@barassathafsa5443]

Thank you Prof Pete Carr, Your videos encourage me and make difficulties to write an article clear in order to avoid them. Following your from Morocco With best ragard

[@McBobX]

Thank you so much for this guide. This is recommended to any student who needs to read papers properly for his projects.

[@jeanpierre8451]

Thank you so much Prof Pete Carr, taking notes while reading a paper really helped me!

[@ektagholap9332]

Why didn't I find this earlier!!!! Prof.Carr this video is so incredibly clear, it made everything a thousand times easier! Thank you from the bottom of my heart.

[@selinamei9180]

Thank you so much, Professor Carr!

[@paulinjosepha2336]

Dear Dr. Pete Carr thank you so very for this informative, great and helpful video . I am a first year grad Student and I have big assignments. You save me with this video . Thank you so very for your time ! Blessed your heart!

[@olivierkalombokadima7461]

thank you very much for the great advises and videos, it is took me days to understand how should i read a scientific paper but by watching prof.Pete Carr's videos i finaly understand everything , i am greatfull , sincerely yours....

[@emmanuelbatsatetteh7137]

I just started my masters course and I think this is the best video I have watched so far. Subscribed!!!

[@tamimhossain4129]

This video helped me a lot in finding relevant articles for my topic. Thank you Sir.

[@mokhtarawwad6291]

Thanks Prof. Pete Carr , I really enjoyead watching and reading your notes , Thank you so much

[@deliacoronado8377]

I am so grateful for allowing us to benefit from your great experience and knowledge. Thank you prof. Pete Carr.

[@mdshifathossen5546]

Thank you very much Prof.Pete Carr for such valuable research reading advice.

[@naufalsiddiqinasrullah5980]

Thank you so much Prof. Pete Carr

[@proximacentauri14]

Thank you, Prof. Carr, for sharing wonderful tips. Thank you, 'Surviving and Thriving in Higher Education', for making this video.

[@Frank-0007]

Absolutely amazing. I wish for all the best for Professor Carr and the people who put these videos together

[@kimsethseu6596]

I got it. I hope I can read a paper effectively after I follow your advice. thanks you so much professor

[@soumyabrata111]

Thanks a lot Professor. It is really helping me a lot. I watched the video before going to sleep last night & started applying the method since this morning & it's really working! Thanks again.

[@vinitaseshadrischoolofbusi3859]

Thanks so much Professor , your tips are much appreciated

[@kimie126]

1. Skim to prime the brain. To set a mission. 2. When we understand the mission, jump into introduction, result&discussion.

[@JackTheCat95]

Thank you, I just realized I was doing it all wrong. Can you please do a video of how to do an efficient literature review? Thank you again!

[@juansolis8891]

this please

[@2009PauloCB]

I'm so grateful with your video, Mr. Carr. Thank you so much!

[@samsara9797]

It also helps to do a very brief research about the authors, particularly the PI. That way you attach a human face to otherwise technical writing.

[@lasia7763]

Tips: 1.TO make sure whether the paper is worth deep reading by three points[30 seconds] 1) title and keywords 2)abstract 3)conclusions 2. when you decided to read furtherly 1）figures and table 2) Introduction 3) Heart of the paper: results and the discussion HAVE GOT ENOUGH INFORMATION --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 4)experimental 5)Take notes: using some system that would be easily organized in the future.(I recommend Marginote)

[@kathyglass2922]

Thank you so much! I'm a new professor. Publish or perish. It feels like a daunting task. Thank you for the advice.

[@franceslock1662]

When I take notes I use correct referencing with page number to save time later.

[@user-fv4jq7rh3u]

Thank you so much, Professor, for your valuable kindness and this knowledge. wish you all the best, Thank you

[@ravichanana3148]

I read a couple of papers recently at least 5 to 7 times over a week until I really understood them, because they were very relevant to my research. I agree with what you say.

[@KEM072]

Thank you for the advices Professor. Can you please make a video about tips and guidelines for writing a literature review of an area of research? Some tips which can be helpful for a new graduate student. Thank you

[@chongchonghe3748]

The faintest writing is better than the best memory! Translated from a Chinese saying: 好记性不如烂笔头。

[@survivingandthrivinginhigh3971]

Thanks for sharing the Chinese letters.

[@dinislam7882]

মম

[@12stanleyxu]

没懂，啥意思？@Dylan Mattei

[@李凌云-h3i]

对的！

[@ZbiggySmall]

Google translator says: "Good memory is not as bad as a pen" O_o

[@chrisogonas]

Thanks Prof. These remain timeless pieces of advice to any graduate student.

[@CGHappyGillmore]

Thank you Professor. So clear, concise and to the point. A breathe of fresh air from all the mumbo jumbo...!

[@nowar6697]

Clear, Precise, brief and easy. God bless u

[@agribitswithyoli649]

Your teachings are simple and are easy to understand and follow. Thank you very much!

[@zakaryjaynicholls9867]

I'm a teaching focused academic in Math/Physics and unfortunately every paper I've ever written (about 6 in total) has been pretty awful. Hopefully, if I keep listening to the advice of people like Professor Carr, my papers can be less awful.

[@pingcullen864]

Thank you very much, Professor Carr. This is so helpful. I appreciate your kindness.

[@ИринаМаркова-ъ7л]

Hello, Professor Pete Carr, Thank you very much! Very interesting, simple and understandable! Very useful information! Student from Russia

[@jackieparzival8240]

Quote in Chinese was: 好记性不如烂笔头 Or what I prefer & resounds more: 纸上得来终觉浅，绝知此事要躬行, which roughly translates into: Those you learn from paper will always be shallow, to know, you have to do. (write, in this case)

[@chenlusong3632]

pay attention to the order when you are reading a paper "survey"technique

[@syedadeelhussain2691]

My professor told me to read direct and indirect references. Research papers, especially technical manuscripts are hard to understand, hence we should always study the annotated bibliography, footnotes and reference list to get the actual hang of things! like it will help you to understand where the academician is coming from(formal background wrt to research hypothesis) and as to which school of thought is being followed.

[@Qiantingli]

Thank you, it is really helpful for any field of scientific paper

[@bakhtiyorakramjonov7606]

Was looking for this. Really appreciated

[@shivamsachin6437]

Thanks sir for your valuable advice...earlier I couldn't understand how to read the paper

[@simonmunguu5371]

Thank you so much Prof. Pete. This is highly useful.

[@amrdel2730]

thank you prof Pete Carr it is really the information that we dearly need us young phd students doctorat students and beginner scientists so to start our work an career with the right way ,even students in thier second year like me i finnished my first year of thesis and i didnt yet found a guiding on the right methods to tackle scientific and academic articles in my field an how to get the most important information from them and get my work to star really thanks prof and greetings from ALGERIA ,and i hope that you can give us more valuable advices

[@survivingandthrivinginhigh3971]

Thank you for your comment, please let us know what topics would be useful and we can prepare some videos relevant to those. Best of luck to you in your work.

[@ajitdhamija]

Very insightful Prof. Carr!!! Thank you so much!!!

[@BlessedFairy]

Prof. I am already a fan of yours after watching your second video.. Looking forward more videos from you Sir!

[@tareqal-hababi2954]

Thank you so much Prof. for your tips l will follow them correctly. And I will read papers patiently to be more understand and to get the benefits from what I will read.

[@saeed131]

Thank you very much professor. Your proposed method is really efficient.

[@carlita196]

Such great knowledge! Thank you so much!

[@VijaySingh-xc5ot]

Thank you Professor, for sharing the information. Your expertise saved us so much time.

[@MartyMcFly-ny4kt]

Hey, Professor. Thank you for sharing, I love researching and progressive literature myself and I can totally dig on what you are saying and feel it to be demandingly important! Reading through 20+ pages of a journal can really be a bite sometimes & your video reminds me to refreshed my perspective sometimes while doing so.. This video is worth it's weight in gold. Thank you so very much and have a great day!

[@menakadevi6246]

Thank you very much professor,your way of teaching is simple and easy to follow

[@ishitapairaikar]

Thank you so much for these wonderful strategies! Extremely helpful

[@ilyashamid2860]

i am greatly thankful for your valuable suggestions

[@guliyevshahriyar]

Thank you very much Professor Carr.

[@MEL-FA]

Thank you very much, sir! Honestly, watching your videos helps me to release stress and get a better understanding of how to survive higher education.

[@toliverchang]

very helpful. thank you. Prof. Carr

[@narayankhanal9662]

Thank you prof.for your valuable inputs

[@quetzalsosa7077]

thank you, it was easy to understand, a lovely man!

[@ahmadsaniahmad7269]

I always like to listen to you professor !!!

[@arthurkearney6193]

Thanks Professor, great advice for new students

[@anisurfer84]

Thank you, Prof. Carr. You are the best. Love your interest in famous quotes. Any chance, you have a collection of these?

[@sionetukia8990]

THe method I had before this was called the absolute chaos method. Thank you sir, you made my life less difficult.

[@ahmedyaaqoub3234]

Thanks, Professor P. Carr, That's really informative. I always believe that there's an algorithm to follow to succeed in academia. If Only I had known such methods earlier. But it's never late.

[@mrsbsbakes987]

Thank you Pete! Very thorough, will definitely use this technique in practice!

[@aymanamin5919]

Thank you so much Prof. Carr

[@nikkihuang7635]

Thank you so much, this is super helpful and should be taught even to first-year undergrads!

[@visb87]

Hi Prof. Carr, Thank you for the video. Explained very precisely.

[@parikhmanisha7082]

Thank you sir, this session is very helpful

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Thank you, Professor...

[@univ7246]

Thank you!Prof. Pete Carr. It is really helpful to me! I am grateful!!

[@mohamedali-tz5zu]

Thank you prof Pete carr for your help, this video really helped me a lot.

[@sangeethachandran2255]

Thank you so much. Informative will really help researchers who have just started their journey

[@daltzcb]

He really just saved my whole life😭😭.

[@everentia1]

Thanyou so much Professor, for the knowledge you share. It make me more understand

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Thank you sir for the wonderful session...

[@abchappell01]

Excellent and very relevant presentation. Thank you so much :)

[@yashrajkanaskar2452]

Awesome stuff there sir! Exactly What i wanted to know. Thanks a ton for these Super time saver tricks !! 🙏