I have never subscribed and set 'all' notifications on any channel ever until now. Andy, may I be informal 🤭, I cannot thank you enough for your information and true mentorship on this journey along the information highway. Beyond that I am so grateful for your humor and practicality. It's akin to hanging out with a friend. Although you are unaware, we regularly have coffee on Saturday mornings. In closing, I am here and continue to come back because of your integrity. Thank you for your work, gifts, and time 🙂.
Usually a rejection means the door is closed for that paper and you should try elsewhere. If they wanted you to resubmit, the paper would get a "major revision" instead. Resubmitting after a rejection is rare and can be off-putting, thread very carefully.
@@inveele I disagree. Our group had quite a few reject and resubmit papers. It just means that your revisions probably aren't done very quickly and are quite extensive. But as long as your revision actually adresses all the points a reviewer makes there's hardly any reason to reject it again.
@@llbodlearning8591 It may be worth for your PI to write the chief editor of the journal. It's a bit unorthodox but can help. If you really adressed all the initial concerns of the reviewer but they just keep piling up new demands you can have a discussion about how reasonable they're being. Also, if it's just a low-medium impact journal there is a limit to how much data they can expect for the exposure you're getting there.
If I provide a paragraph that I wrote to ChatGPT for revision or grammar checking, will the result be considered plagiarism?, because I used AI to check my paragraph, and it has made some changes or added new words.
In any work where actual physical experiments are described, I tend to expect the passive. On the other hand, in Math and Computer Science (to varying degree) active voice is fairly popular, and imho makes the whole thing much more engaging
I'm in a big problem used chat gpt but i just found out that it gives wrong references due to ai hallucinations now i don't know if i should start over or try to fix my littérature review and if so how can I fix it please i need help
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You explain even challenging ideas so effectively.
Thank you so much Andy, you help making the academic writing much easier 😊
You are so welcome!
I have never subscribed and set 'all' notifications on any channel ever until now. Andy, may I be informal 🤭, I cannot thank you enough for your information and true mentorship on this journey along the information highway. Beyond that I am so grateful for your humor and practicality. It's akin to hanging out with a friend. Although you are unaware, we regularly have coffee on Saturday mornings. In closing, I am here and continue to come back because of your integrity. Thank you for your work, gifts, and time 🙂.
Thank you so much! It is comments like this that keep me speaking to a camera! The best of luck with your studies!
I don't know why I have so intereste in listening to your episodes 😩 thank you for this post
Thank you for this video. I just received feedback from my supervisor saying that my thesis needs improvement as it is too informal.
Words Comparison for Academic Writing- Can you please give the link of that list?!?
Do you have any advice for turning a thesis to a journal article to publish?
Thanks
Err.. `data' is the plural of `datum', so it should be "data were collected over a period of six months."
This is why the public finds academics off-putting 😂
@@inveele Especially the ones who love Latin and insist on "proper" grammar.
In academic writing data is mostly used as a collective noun, like team, family or group, and thus takes a singular verb.
One journal rejected my research article with comments, should I revise and submit it back?
Usually a rejection means the door is closed for that paper and you should try elsewhere. If they wanted you to resubmit, the paper would get a "major revision" instead. Resubmitting after a rejection is rare and can be off-putting, thread very carefully.
@@inveele I disagree. Our group had quite a few reject and resubmit papers. It just means that your revisions probably aren't done very quickly and are quite extensive. But as long as your revision actually adresses all the points a reviewer makes there's hardly any reason to reject it again.
If you can address the comments and prove to the editor that you've updated the article enough - it may be worth testing the journal again.
@@DrAndyStapleton Yes, I made changes recommended by reviewer. But they added one more statment. My research does not have rigor. How to deal with it?
@@llbodlearning8591 It may be worth for your PI to write the chief editor of the journal. It's a bit unorthodox but can help.
If you really adressed all the initial concerns of the reviewer but they just keep piling up new demands you can have a discussion about how reasonable they're being.
Also, if it's just a low-medium impact journal there is a limit to how much data they can expect for the exposure you're getting there.
If I provide a paragraph that I wrote to ChatGPT for revision or grammar checking, will the result be considered plagiarism?, because I used AI to check my paragraph, and it has made some changes or added new words.
Nope! Because the original idea is your idea, you're not considered plagiarising off of ChatGPT. Have a great day, mate :)
I disagree on the active voice. To me, an academic article sounds more formal and professional if it uses passive voice.
it mostly depends on the field and the epistemological/ontological perspective the researcher choose.
In any work where actual physical experiments are described, I tend to expect the passive. On the other hand, in Math and Computer Science (to varying degree) active voice is fairly popular, and imho makes the whole thing much more engaging
I'm in a big problem used chat gpt but i just found out that it gives wrong references due to ai hallucinations now i don't know if i should start over or try to fix my littérature review and if so how can I fix it please i need help
Same problem
@@aizayousaf3227 misery likes company I guess if any of us finds something let's help each other out