GUIDELINES FOR WRITING SCIENTIFIC ARTICLE

GUIDELINES FOR WRITING SCIENTIFIC ARTICLES

 

• Characteristics

- Scientific literary genre.

- Originality and relevance of the theme.

- Contribution to the advancement of science.

 

· Design

Title (which may include a subtitle): the title is the answer, the result of the investigation, which must be formulated concisely.

 

Abstract: is a mini article. The text should contain approximately 150 to 200 words with information from all sections.

Keywords: a maximum of 5 (five), separated by a period.

• Architecture

a) Contextualization: showing the area and its relevance;

b) the problems and limitations;

c) objective/purpose;

d) methodology: the way the content was developed;

e) main results;

f) conclusion.

 

Introduction

• Architecture

a) Information (contextualization);

b) state of the art (field of work and its relevance, authors who were able to contribute to the theme, open questions, restrictions and limitations);

c) objective;

d) methodology.

 

 

Development

• Architecture

a) Presentation of the object to be investigated;

b) examination of data from a theoretical basis;

c) evidence of the investigative path.

 

Conclusion

• Architecture

a) Emphasis on the main results and their interpretation;

b) contributions to the specific area of study and to the progress of science.

 

References

MEDEIROS, João Bosco; TOMASI, Carolina. Redação de Artigos Científicos: métodos de realização, seleção de periódicos, publicação. São Paulo: Atlas, 2015.

PEREIRA, Maurício Gomes. Dez passos para produzir artigo científico de sucesso. Available at: http://www.scielo.br/pdf/ress/v26n3/2237-9622-ress-26-03-00661.pdf. Access on: 10 oct. 2018.

ZUCOLOTTO, Waltencir. Escrita científica de alto impacto para autores, pareceristas e editores. Workshop given at Meeting 2018 promoted by the Brazilian Association of Scientific Editors (ABEC) on 11 Sep. 2018.