Dear colleagues!
Kindly assist me with the article titled "Writing a scientific article: A step-by-step guide for beginners" by F. Ecarnot, M.-F. Seronde, R. Chopad, F. Schiele, N. Meneveau.
Based on financial constraints, I cannot afford the article right now.
Many thanks
Okechukwu J. Obulezi re: "Writing a scientific article: A step-by-step guide for beginners" by F. Ecarnot, M.-F. Seronde, R. Chopad, F. Schiele, N. Meneveau."
How hard have you looked? Did you try Google Scholar? There are 12 entries listing the paper and 5 with links for a copy [see below]. One of the links is here for download from a posting in ResearchGate:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How-to-write-a-methodological-paper
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https://www.mems.itu.edu.tr/images/MEMS-Website/PDFs/Writing_a_scientific_article__A_step-by-step_guide_for_beginners_.pdf
Cheers,
Leo
Thanks, Leo Atwood for providing the resource. I appreciate you.
my answer would have been "how hard did your search?' I tend to have such questions from my PhD students. Some go further as to say, there is not enough literature... and I always say, "how hard did you search?". Searching for related or relevant literature tend to be hard work for students. I know help is now at a finger click, and all that is needed is to use the right words to input into the search engine. So, my friend, do not be lazy. Please appreciate me too for guiding you on this. Thank you Leo.
Surprise!!! Dear Christine Phiri-Mushibwe I was too busy to search anyway. My student needed the resource and told me she had searched but needed to pay for it to access it. I believed she did search anyway but Leo Atwood made me know she was acting lazy. Many thanks for your response.
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