Scientific papers are the knowledge and scientific records of an academic subject with new scientific research achievements or innovative ideas in experiments, theories or observations. Or a scientific summary of the new progress made by applying known principles to practice for reading, communication or discussion at academic conferences. Or published in academic journals. Or written documents for other purposes.

The ways to read, exchange or discuss scientific papers at academic conferences are as follows:

1. Prepare a speech: prepare an attractive speech according to the content and objectives of the paper. The speech should clearly, concisely and accurately convey the important findings of the research.

2. Know the audience: It is very important to know the people who will listen to your speech. This will help you adjust the speed, style and content of your speech to ensure that they can understand and keep up with your speech.

3. Cooperate with the theme of the meeting: Make sure that your speech is related to the theme of the meeting and can contribute to the meeting.

4. Interactive communication: After the speech, it is expected that there will be some questions or discussions. Be prepared to answer these questions and take this opportunity to further explain your research.

5. Follow-up after the meeting: Keep good contact with the audience after the meeting and share any new development or follow-up research.

Matters needing attention in writing the text:

1, clear logic: the text should have a clear logical structure, and there should be clear connections and transitions between various parts.

2. Accurate language: The words should be expressed in accurate language, and vague or ambiguous words should be avoided.

3. Rich charts: If necessary, you can insert charts, tables or photos to help readers better understand the content of the paper.

4. Literature citation: The literature cited in this paper should be clearly marked, which is convenient for readers to find.