How to structure your paper

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In this podcast, we talk about how one can structure a paper logically to provide good flow. Professor Jo Røislien is an avid fan of the so-called IMRaD format. Are you familiar with it? Program host: Ingeborg Marie Jensen, Study Lab Coordinator at Stavanger University Library.