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This section discusses peer-reviewed research articles written for journals and conferences. It covers:
Journal articles, also known as ‘papers’, are intended to further the progress of the field by reporting new research or new interpretations of existing work, or by critically reviewing earlier work. Thousands of academic journals are published, and most are highly specialised.
Each journal has instructions for authors (sometimes called ‘author guidelines’ or ‘advice to authors’). The instructions cover many different areas, from formatting and maximum word limits to procedures for submitting papers and dealing with copyright issues.
The conventions vary greatly from field to field. For more subject-specific advice, see: