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claudeWrite a scientific paper abstract in LaTeX following the six-part model, interviewing you for what is missing.
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Write a scientific paper abstract in LaTeX following the six-part model, interviewing you for what is missing.
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Write a conclusions section in LaTeX on the inverse funnel, opening on the principal result and widening to what the field gains.
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Write a submission cover letter stating the novelty of the work and why this specific journal is the right venue.
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Write a paper introduction in LaTeX on the four-movement model, with the general-to-specific funnel and the three citation classes.
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Write a point-by-point response to reviewer comments, pairing every comment with a reply and the manuscript location of the change.
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Write a results and discussion section in LaTeX, one four-class block per figure, with topic sentences and self-contained captions.
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Produce a spread of paper title options, favouring titles that state the principal finding rather than name the topic.
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House style rules for scientific paper writing in English, distilled from Zucolotto's scientific writing course.
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Review an abstract from a writing perspective, labelling every sentence with the model part it implements.
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Review a conclusions section: three movements, reverse funnel trace, text copied from the results, consistency across the paper.
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Review a cover letter: concrete novelty, real journal-fit reason, overclaiming, required declarations, one page.
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Review an introduction: label each movement, trace the funnel, audit citations by class and year, report style defects.
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Review a response letter: re-enumerate the comments independently and verify every claimed change exists in the manuscript.
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Review a results and discussion section: matrix of result blocks against the four information classes, plus topic sentences, captions and style.
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Review a paper title: descriptive versus declarative, crutch phrases, length, keywords, abbreviations, overclaiming.
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Set up a new paper project: the venue's LaTeX template in a GitHub repository, connected to Overleaf in the order Overleaf supports.
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Move an existing abstract forward: reconcile it with a changed manuscript, apply suggested changes, or resume a half-written draft.
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Check each conclusion still follows from the evidence, apply suggested changes, or finish an unfinished section.
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Retarget a cover letter to a different journal after rejection, reconcile it with a changed paper, or finish a draft.
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Move an existing introduction forward: reconcile with a changed paper, apply suggested changes, or resume a half-written draft.
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Write a second round response, checked for contradictions against the previous letter, or reconcile locations after edits.
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Integrate new or revised data, apply reviewer suggestions, or resume a stalled results and discussion draft.
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Catch a title that no longer matches the paper, apply an editor's request, or replace a working title.
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Guide a manuscript from figures to submission in the recommended writing order, reporting where the paper stands and what to write next.
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