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Research-to-Publication Roadmap

The Five-Gate Roadmap. Every stage (Idea → Gap → Methodology → Paper → Submission)

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# FROM ROUGH RESEARCH IDEA TO JOURNAL SUBMISSION IN 30 DAYS

Stop wondering what to do next in your research.

A practical 30-day Research-to-Publication Roadmap for Engineering & Applied Sciences researchers, PhD scholars, university teachers and academic researchers.

You have the research idea.

You may have already read dozens of papers.

But turning that idea into a clear research gap, defensible methodology, complete manuscript and journal submission can feel overwhelming.

The Research-to-Publication Roadmap gives you a clear path to follow—one gate at a time.

IDEA → GAP → METHODOLOGY → PAPER → SUBMISSION

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Digital PDF • Editable Templates • Worksheets • AI Prompt Sets

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# YOU DON'T NEED TO READ 100 MORE PAPERS.

# YOU NEED TO KNOW WHAT TO DO NEXT.

Research often gets stuck here:

❌ "Is my research problem actually worth studying?"

❌ "I've read so many papers, but where is the research gap?"

❌ "What methodology should I use?"

❌ "How do I structure this paper?"

❌ "Which journal should I submit to?"

❌ "What should I put in the cover letter?"

❌ "I have teaching responsibilities. How will I ever finish this?"

The problem isn't necessarily your ability to do research.

The problem is not having a clear sequence of actions.

That's exactly what this roadmap is designed to solve.

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# INTRODUCING THE FIVE-GATE ROADMAP

One research project. Five gates. One clear path.

Instead of trying to write an entire research paper at once, you'll move through five practical gates.

GATE 1 — IDEA

Turn a rough research interest into a clearly defined research problem and question.

Gate Output:
A focused research problem/question you can actually work with.

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GATE 2 — GAP

Map the relevant literature and identify what is missing, inconsistent, unexplored or worth investigating.

Gate Output:
A clear one-page research-gap statement.