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Present your research results

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Here you will find advice on how to present your research results in a more interesting and findable way.

Some things to consider when presenting your research results

Here you will find advice on how to present your research results in a more interesting and findable way.

Some things to consider when presenting your research results:

The title, abstract, and keywords for your publication should be written in a way that attracts readers while also increasing findability in search engines.

Publishers' author guidelines often contain tips on this. Common instructions include, for example:

  • avoid long titles and non-standard abbreviations.
  • focus on key results.
  • identify important keywords and use them in both the title and abstract (preferably supplemented with synonyms).

Also consider whether it is possible to supplement a text-based abstract with a summary of your research results in image or video format.

How?

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Last updated: 9 Apr 2026 | maria [dot] alwen [at] lth [dot] lu [dot] se