The general format of scientific papers includes: title page, abstract, keywords, introduction/background, etc.

1. Title page: First, the title of the paper, usually displayed in bold or other obvious fonts at the top of the center of the page. Next to or below it may contain information such as the author's name, school/institution, time and date.

Abstract: Abstract is an important part of the paper, which is a brief summary of the significance, purpose, result, conclusion and theoretical significance of the paper. Generally, it is between 100-300 words.

3. Keywords: List 3 to 5 keywords or phrases under the heading of "keywords" to describe the theme and research field, so as to help readers and retrieval systems find similar papers better.

4. Introduction/Background: Briefly introduce the research topic and background of the paper, aiming at eliciting research questions and explaining the importance of the paper to readers.

5. Research methods/materials and methods: Considering the research, we will talk about research methods or experimental materials and methods in order to guide readers to prove hypotheses and results and enable other researchers to repeat the research.

6. Results/Findings: Describe the research results or experimental results, including charts, statistical data and other results that affirm/deny the research hypothesis or purpose, which can be illustrated by specific examples.

7. Discussion/Conclusion: When analyzing and explaining the results, explain the credibility of the research hypothesis, explain the positive significance or negative impact of the results, outline the in-depth contribution to this field, and discuss the further research that should be carried out by using the research results.

8. References: including all relevant references cited in the paper, and the citation format is generally APA, MLA, Chicago Style and other formats. It is necessary to follow the requirements of various discipline standards and periodicals.

The format of scientific papers follows the principle of strict facts.

1, discussion: The discussion requires a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of the research results in the paper and a comparative discussion with the related research results published by predecessors. The discussion should involve the significance, limitations and future prospects of the research results. At the same time, we should also explain the prominent position of research in innovation.

2. Conclusion: The experiment process, main conclusions and contributions should be briefly summarized.

3. References: The structure of references should be clear, and the actual references should be fully recognized and diagnosed, and listed in the literature list in a certain regular form.

Abiding by the principle of strict facts is very important for the quality and credibility of scientific papers. Scientific research needs to strictly follow the core principles such as logical thinking, rigorous conclusion and accurate experiment.