Undergraduate/graduate Thesis

fraternitydisposal DeleteThis @gmail.com wrote:
> Anyone please give me info on Undergraduate/graduate Thesis writing and
> publishing in biology.
>

Check with the grad studies faculty at your university. I'm sure they
have information on the format of a thesis. In addition, your
department might have its own requirements, so check with the applicable
advisor about that.
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fraternitydisposal DeleteThis @gmail.com wrote:
> Infact i'm not satisfied with their projects and at the same time i've
> completed some projects with them. But there are many things in my
> mind. i want to do some fundamental things rather than just application
> of concepts given by good folks.
> So i was i finding the right person to collaborate. At the same time
> because i've never published i've no idea of publishing process and
> requirements for my work. Hope you can understand.
>

I suggest you check with the department advisor or your university's
grad studies faculty as to what to do as they are in a better position
to give advice. In order to pursue your area of interest, you may have
to change departments or even universities, depending on whether anyone
else is working in that area, and willing to take you on as a grad
student, as well as any available funding.

As for writing a conference paper, watch for any calls for publications.
They will often have information on format, content, and deadlines.
Check with any technical associations in your field as they often host
meetings where papers are presented. In addition, many journals publish
guidelines with regards to manuscripts, so check with your university's
library.
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