r/researchpaperwriters

its will be Digital journel focused on STEM topics.

Just Looking For Under 20

I’m a physics MSc student working in condensed matter theory, and I’m aiming to submit the paper to PRB. The actual research, calculations, plots, and figures are mostly done, but I haven’t properly kept track of all the references I’ve used along the way ( is that bad?!)

I’d really appreciate advice from people who regularly write research papers, particularly in physics:

1. How do you organize and manage references, especially if you haven’t kept track of them properly from the beginning?

2. What conventional tools do you use for writing/editing papers? I know about Overleaf/LaTeX, but I’d like to understand the overall workflow.

3. I used MATLAB for plots, but I’m less familiar with how researchers conventionally make things like lattice structures, and multi panel figures.

I’m specifically interested in conventional tools and workflows used by researchers, rather than AI tools that write or generate the paper for you.

Hi everyone,

I have a question about arranging variables of my research model into the questionnaire.

I saw table of variables in some papers, asked AI and searched, but now I'm confused. There is a depended variable, a mediator and some independent variables that some of which have arrows to the dependent variable (the outcome) and some to the mediator.

Is this true?: "To arrange the variables of a research model into a questionnaire, group related items together and move from general topics to specific ones."

My question is: Should I ask the items of dependent variable as the last one in the questionnaire? and how about the mediator? should it come before the outcome? And I think the independent ones should be asked first.

I really appreciate your attention in advance.

Hi everyone, I'm an 18-year-old researcher still in high school. I've already published two papers on AI and I'm currently looking into targeting some conferences.

Do you think I'm on the right track with this approach, or am I just wasting my time and energy at this stage? Would love to hear your thoughts!

I have to publish papers... It is compulsory in my college... But in CMT few conference asks compulsory Google scholar id and other details... But to create a google scholar id... When I try to register, it asks for me to select mu published papers... But I don't have any. Is there any way to create a google scholar account with 0 published papers?

Hi, I am looking for someone who can at least write a proposal paper for me. I already have the first draft, I just can't face it right now hehe. Hoping someone will be able to see this 😅

This is frustrating me more than any other part of the process right now.

Have a clear argument. Know what the evidence shows, know how it connects, know what I am claiming and why it matters. Could explain it to someone in a ten minute conversation without any difficulty.

Sit down to write the paper and it comes out as the worst version of what I know. Flat, overqualified, buried under hedging language and passive constructions that drain everything that made the argument feel interesting in the first place. The idea survives but the life goes out of it completely somewhere between my head and the page.

The gap between how I think about the research and how academic writing asks me to present it is making the writing feel like translation into a language I speak badly even though I have been writing papers for years.

What I notice is that the sections I write quickly and do not overthink are consistently better than the sections I approach carefully.  

The careful approach seems to activate all the academic writing habits that make the prose lifeless, I started writing a plain language version of each section first in something called Skrib Writing before touching the formal draft, just saying what I actually meant without any academic framing, and using that as the base to translate from produced significantly more readable prose than starting from the formal version and trying to make it clearer while the fast approach produces something closer to how I actually think.

But I cannot always write fast and I cannot always turn off the awareness of what academic writing is supposed to sound like.

Has anyone found a way to close this gap or a process that consistently produces writing that is both academically sound and actually readable.

Hi everyone, I’m working on a research project and I’m looking for academic papers that could help me investigate this question:

RQ : "To what extent does AI’s predictive advantage over human experts under uncertainty translate into measurable business performance and outcomes?"

I’m particularly looking for papers on:

• AI vs. human predictive/decision-making performance under uncertainty
• Whether better AI predictions actually improve business or management outcomes
• Human–AI decision-making and reliance on AI
• AI reliability, hallucinations, and uncertainty
• Organizational or technical factors that prevent AI capabilities from translating into business value
• Evidence of gaps between AI capability and actual organizational performance

Peer-reviewed empirical studies would be especially useful, but strong literature reviews or theoretical papers are also welcome.

If you know of papers that directly address any part of this question, I’d appreciate the title/DOI and a brief explanation of why you think they’re relevant. Thanks.

So this is my first time publishing an article and presenting it ! As my college has just started few weeks ago i dohave much information regarding how to do all these ... i asked few of my seniors they are just saying like as i know everything 😂 .... but yeah as this is my first time i really want to write and publish an article so if anyone of u can help from basics

I was plan to participate the neurips workshop. But this was my first time so I was confused how to select the workshop organization,paper idea I was totally confused. I have in-depth knowledge about the ml and deep learning . I was interested in every subject filed so I was wonder how to choose also confused about the workshop what they expect. Help me give me advice, suggestion 🙏 ..

Did I wrote pure garbage? I d like a first check before waiting for peer review.

This is only for academic purposes.

I have been working on my college transfer application for about a month now, and I am at the point where I cannot even tell if my drafts are coherent. I have read them so many times that the words have lost all meaning.

My main issue is that my friends who read it keep saying "it looks fine," which is not very useful. I looked into hiring a college essay helper to get professional eyes on it, but many services I found online look sketchy or advertise writing things from scratch, which I want to avoid entirely.

I really just need a proper essay review to tell me if my structure works and if my tone sounds authentic. For those of you who went through the application process, did you find paid feedback helpful, or did you find better ways to get objective critiques?

url: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/chso.12672
doi: https://doi.org/10.1111/chso.12672

Plz!

Hey guys!!

I'm a 3rd year Engineering student in a tier 3 college nd a tier 3 city. I'm trying to build a ML project based on ieee paper. And my college doesn't give us access to it and I don't want to pay that much money to download 2 papers. I've tried Askin all my friends from tier 2 colleges. No results.. I'd really appreciate if any one can help me get these papers. I've tried sci hub and google scholar but no results there too.

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11453620

https://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/11437424

Please... Would really appreciate if there are any other ways I can download

Academic background: Undergraduate medical student

Research interests: Neuroscience, psychiatry, orthopedics and clinical medicine in general. I'm open to collaborating in other specialties if the project is well organized.

Experience: Currently first author on an ongoing systematic review and meta-analysis in orthopedics. I've also worked as first author on a literature review and a case report, which I presented at an international medical conference. My experience includes literature searching, study screening (title/abstract and full text), PRISMA-guided review methodology, PROSPERO protocol development and registration, data extraction, manuscript drafting and scientific writing.

What I'm looking for: I'm interested in joining ongoing systematic reviews, meta-analyses, narrative reviews, or original research where I can contribute. I'm happy to help with literature searching, screening, data extraction, writing, or other research tasks.

Availability: Currently on summer vacation with flexible availability. Remote only.

Paid or volunteer: Volunteer. I'm looking for genuine research experience, mentorship and a committed team.

If you're looking for a motivated collaborator or your project could use another pair of hands, feel free to comment or send me a DM. I'd be happy to chat and learn more about your project.

I’m interested in writing a paper for IPMA. I don’t know where to start. Any guidance?

Hellloooooo I'm planning to work on a research project related to AI I already have a few ideas in mind​ and I’d like to discuss them with interested people before deciding on the exact research question and directiondirectional I’m not primarily aiming to publish this in a journal Since this would be my first research project, I’d rather treat it as a learning experience and potentially publish the final paper on Zenodo or a similar non-peer-reviewed platform Ideally, I’d also like to have the work reviewed or given feedback by professors/researchers before publishing it​ Who I’m looking for This opportunity is open to everyone regardless of academic background However, preference would be given to people who have: Previous research experience​ even if it’s just one research paper/project​ Connections with professors or researchers who may be willing to review our work​ Statistics/data analysis skills particularly for organizing, analyzing and interpreting research data​ Basic or intermediate knowledge of the AI/domain we decide to research​ The first three are completely optional The only real requirement is that you’re genuinely interested in the project and have at least a basic/intermediate understanding of the relevant domain and we can learn and grow it together I’m mainly looking for people who are willing to actually contribute brainstorming, literature review, methodology, data collection, analysis, writing, reviewing, etc rather than simply having their name attached to the project Also the ones who actually contribute in writing and analyzing would be listed as authors (primar, secondary or tertiary based on their contribution) others who contributed in specific parts of the paper would be Recognized and thanked as contributors If you’re interested​ comment below or DM me In this format Academic Background : (med/ics/eng/undergraduate/graduate etc) Currently in : (school/college/university) Degree : (your current degree or future degree) Interests : (Cs/ai/robotics etc) Skills : (data analysis /writing /experience with research/coding/aiml/web dev etc etc) Experience : (beginner/intermediate/advanced) Number of research papers worked on :

Hello, I’m looking for someone to collaborate with on topics related to philosophy and science. I’m interested in various areas of philosophy, especially epistemology, philosophy of mind, and the relationship between philosophy and science. I’m also interested in economics, neuroscience, and cognitive science, particularly how these fields can contribute to broader philosophical questions.
I have written several scientific articles and preprints, including a peer-reviewed article published in the Journal of Neurophilosophy. I am currently developing my ADM (Automaticus–Deliberativus–Meta) cognitive-economic model, exploring questions related to cognition, metareflection, epistemology, and the relationship between biological processes and higher-level reasoning. I am also studying mathematics, category theory, and modern approaches to logic and epistemology.
I would be very interested in discussing ideas, exchanging perspectives, and potentially collaborating on research projects. I am also open to exploring new topics and approaches, even if they are beyond my current interests or differ from my own views, as I believe that productive discussions often arise from exposure to different perspectives.
I would be happy to hear about your ideas and research interests. I am currently working independently on these topics