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academic writing
5 posts tagged academic-writing.
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Should a language model review your paper?
A 2025 preprint by Sebastian Porsdam Mann and colleagues argues large language models should take over narrow, supervised parts of peer review, and stay away from the human judgment that makes it legitimate. My take, with a preprint's caveats.
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The narrative CV that stands out: what funders actually read
More funders now ask for a narrative CV instead of a publication list. The official guidance tells you the four boxes to fill. Here is how to make each one land with specific evidence.
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The plain-language summary, and how to write one
A 200-word plain-English summary of your paper is the highest-value writing you can do this year. It is the version LLMs quote, reviewers skim, and journalists paraphrase. Here is how to draft one in five minutes.
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Your research posts shouldn't sound like everyone else's: meet Content Studio
Most AI writing tools produce generic, findable-by-nobody text in a voice that isn't yours. Content Studio learns your writing, anchors on your takeaways, and ships every format in one run.
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Why the wording of your abstract affects how often you get cited
A 136,615-paper study found that abstracts with more promotional language drew more citations, views, and media coverage — even within Nature, Science, and PNAS.