First of all, briefly introduce several parts of the academic paper: title (or title) is the main idea of the paper, the names of the author and unit, the abstract of the paper (the main points to be talked about are basically available), the introduction (the question is also the reason for writing this paper), the text: method results, conclusions and thanks, references, appendices, etc.

First of all, what we want to see is the title. If we read the title and think this paper is very important, let's continue reading. If it's not important, let's read the abstract of the paper. Some good papers are not very good.

Thirdly, we must look at the name of the organization. Some institutions (such as the University of Texas) have a good reputation for scientific research and publish rigorous papers; And some institutions should pay more attention to the publications that publish papers, and be careful of those from suspicious journals. These media look like peer-reviewed scientific journals, but they are not, but they are actually oriented. ...

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Then, look at the conclusion, which is the most important part of the whole paper. ...

Did the experimental results answer specific questions? Whether it has reached the research goal expected by the author in the introduction, etc.

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Finally, we should read academic papers carefully, which is different from reading articles in blogs or newspapers. An academic paper ranges from a few pages to dozens or hundreds of pages. To read these papers, you should not only read the chapters in a different order from the original, but also take notes and read them several times. You may also need to consult other papers to learn some details. At first, it may take you a long time to read a paper, but be patient with yourself. When you have experience, the process will be much faster …