scientific-writing

IMRAD (Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion) is the standard structure for research papers. This Skill guides you through organizing each section with proper flow, citations in APA/AMA/Vancouver styles, and alignment with reporting guidelines like PRISMA, CONSORT, and STROBE to ensure your manuscript meets publication standards.

Yes. This Skill provides best practices for creating self-explanatory figures and tables that meet journal requirements. It helps you present data effectively while ensuring visuals are publication-ready and complement your manuscript's written content.

This Skill guides you through incorporating citations in multiple styles—APA, AMA, Vancouver, Chicago, and IEEE—directly into flowing prose. It ensures your references section is complete and your citations follow the citation style your target journal requires.

This Skill provides section-specific guidance for abstract, introduction, methods, and results writing. It enforces full-paragraph prose with no bullet points and ensures each section follows discipline conventions and aligns with IMRAD structure for coherent, publishable manuscripts.

Depending on your research type—systematic reviews, clinical trials, observational studies—specific reporting guidelines apply. This Skill integrates PRISMA, CONSORT, and STROBE requirements into your manuscript workflow to ensure compliance with journal submission standards.

This Skill uses a two-stage workflow: first, outline your research with key literature points; then, flow that outline into full prose paragraphs. It guides you from initial structure through citation integration and figure placement to produce a complete, publication-ready scientific manuscript.