Editorial: Transform presentations to TAPPI Journal research papers by following basic steps
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Abstract
Very often, important research findings are communicated in presentation form at industry conferences like those TAPPI holds. While this is a great way to highlight your work, it has some limitations when compared to a peer-reviewed TAPPI Journal paper. Presentations are limited to a specific event, while publishing papers in a peer-reviewed journal means that your work becomes part of scientific literature that is available to a broader audience. Also, a research paper allows for a more detailed explanation of the methods, data, and conclusions than the time-constrained format of a presentation.
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OpenAlex topics: Academic Writing and Publishing · Scientific Computing and Data Management · Data Visualization and Analytics
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