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9. “Discussion” Section: the most difficult part to write! Interpret and explain your results/findings, and their implications! At least two ways of writing discussion: The first way: Reiterate the problem and how your study has solved the problem, then explain and interpret The second way: reiterate the research objectives and whether they have been achieved, then explain and interpret 10. Conclusion: Usually the last paragraph of the “Discussion” section: summarize your findings and their implications, as well as proposals for further studies. Some journals may have a subheading: Concluding remarks, eg. Electrophoresis (IF3.07) 11. Format and references have to be perfect! If not, don’t submit your manuscripts! A lesson we had with a journal! Submission and Revision of Manuscript (The Submission and Publishing Stage) Remember: submit to one journal only!!! Submission Ways of submission: Send as email attachment On-line submission Remember!!! You may be able to: Recommend referees (reviewers)! Exclude (排除) particular referees (reviewers)! Reviewing Process of Manuscripts 2-5 referees to review (evaluate) the MS and provide comments and suggestions Reviewing process: May take 5 days to ~ 7 months Worried? Be patient! Don’t write to the editor within two months of submission C. Projects aimed at solving particular problems in a country or working on specimens from a country, cases, etc. Results are publishable internationally and nationally. The majority of research projects in China are within this category Master projects should be within this category! D. Projects aimed at solving particular problems at state (provincial) or local level or working on local specimens, cases, etc. Results are publishable internationally or nationally Honours or undergraduate projects should be within this category! How to conduct research projects efficiently? (The Research Stage) The key step for publishing SCI-cited papers No p