✍️Tweeting tips for writing research papers & grants
🧪PhD Chemistry/Biology I #SciComm Editor/Writer
👩💻STEP-BY-STEP YouTube Writing Tutorials https://t.co/pRTeOaOX68
Jun 15, 2023 • 22 tweets • 6 min read
Writing research papers is hard.
If you’re struggling, get the course that has helped 1200+ early career researchers go from a blank page to an effective draft.
Get:
-FORMULAS and step-by-step TEMPLATES
-YEARS of writing experience
-~8hr course you can take online anytime
2/ Table of contents
➡️Why this course?
➡️What is ‘Blank Page to Manuscript Draft’?
➡️What’s inside? – Modules
➡️FAQ’s, Mentorship and 60-day guarantee
➡️Free materials to test it out!
May 8, 2023 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
Want to publish in top journals?
Check the first sentence of your ABSTRACT and INTRO.
Does it introduce:
A: Your project?
OR
B: Your Field?
Learn why it MUST be B and how to diagnose and fix it in your own papers.
#phdchat2/ Thread structure:
- Places to relate to your reader
- Abstract
- Introduction
- Diagnose your own paper
- What NOT TO DO – negative examples
- More detailed material
Let’s dive in ⬇️
Apr 17, 2023 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
It sucks when your science is rejected from top journals
It sucks more when your results are high impact but the editor couldnt see it
Helping publish >250 papers in 5yrs, I found that the addition of 1 sentence reduces desk rejects at top journals
Learn how🧵 #AcademicChatter1/ If the editor isn’t in your field, they likely don’t know the “so what” behind your work.
Meaning they likely don’t know why it is being done and why they should care.
But how do we fix that?
For this we need to add ONE sentence in two key places: the INTRO and ABSTRACT
Apr 16, 2023 • 25 tweets • 7 min read
Struggling to draft your scientific research paper?
Check out: “Blank Page to Manuscript Draft”
Get exact FORMULAS, step-by-step TEMPLATES, and years of writing know-how and experience in one ~8hr course you can take online, anytime.
- Why this course?
- What is ‘Blank Page to Manuscript Draft’?
- What’s inside?
– Modules
- Testimonials
- FAQ’s, Mentorship and 60-day guarantee
- Free materials
Mar 22, 2023 • 13 tweets • 4 min read
I've edited >250 papers and grants in ~5 years.
This volume taught me TONS about writing, incl. specific formulas for each section.
Why you shouldn’t feel bad using structured formulas to write (esp. when learning!) and why they can save you tons of time/stress.
@OpenAcademics
We stress so much as early career scientists because writing is daunting…
AND most of us receive no training and are expected to just figure it out.
When we struggle, we’re told we just need practice/experience, and very few places offer true training in scientific writing.
Oct 26, 2022 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
Your abstract has to do a lot of heavy lifting to convey the importance of your work in limited words.
Here’s how to make sure the IMPORTANCE is never missing in your ABSTRACT.
Get into the right mindset to write your grant proposal.
Follow this link from my latest THREAD about how to think about your grant proposal and how to set your mindset to eliminate a lot of issues!
May 4, 2022 • 8 tweets • 4 min read
🧵 Scientific Grant Writing: biggest mistakes & how to avoid them-YouTube thread
Scientific grant writing can be quite a challenge.
I review 10s of grants a year and want to teach you the biggest mistakes and how to avoid them for FREE
@OpenAcademics@PhDForum@YTacademics1/ First, start with this video explaining the mindset to have when grant writing, plus learn who reviews your proposal and what the review process looks like. 👇🏼
🧵A thread to set your GRANT WRITING MINDSET!
I review >10 GRANT PROPOSALS/yr, and find consistent mistakes that can be fixed with a quick MINDSET shift:
How to think about a proposal
Who reviews it
The review process @OpenAcademics@PhD_Balance@PhDfriendSana #Academicchatter
Writing grants is notoriously HARD for…well, everyone.
One of the reasons its so tough for academics especially is that we are used to thinking about RESEARCH PAPERS...
BUT the mindset for a grant is VERY different.
Let’s dig in…
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Dec 10, 2021 • 9 tweets • 7 min read
🏆🧵Goldmine thread everything you need to write your scientific paper.🏆