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From Research4Life

From the Research4Life blog archives, October 2014: "Reporting new results in a scientific journal is a process common to all researchers. However, many scientific papers fail to effectively communicate research work to their audience. Focusing on the authors instead of on the readers, including unnecessary details or using complicated jargon are some of the things you should avoid. Effective scientific papers are interesting and useful to a broad audience including non-experts in the field. The following infographic presents some useful tips that will help you get the most out or your writing process. For more information on reading and writing research papers check our Authorship Skills modules in our Research4Life Training Section."