Find out what a journal actually publishes before you spend three months writing for it.
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2See what we foundIts official pages, and how much of it we can read.
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4Enter the code hereThe template opens in this window — read it, print it, download the .docx.
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What we can see
This journal's requirements could not be read automatically
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the journal’s requirements checklist
a .docx set to its margins, font and spacing — you get a standard IMRaD file instead
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