How you write

From experiment to submission—one line

The layout is only the start. Experiment, literature, blind PDF, and what you submit should stay with one manuscript—these pages say how.

Turn experiments into the paper

Fold hypothesis, controls, metrics, and logs into Methods and Results—numbers from the run, not invented by a model.

Turn results you already have into a submission draft

Tables, figures, and logs in hand—pick a venue layout, fold numbers into Methods and Results, then cites and a blind PDF.

Keep literature and citations with the draft

Related work, cites, and the papers for this draft stay on the manuscript—so you are not hunting chat logs for sources later.

Blind PDF and what else to submit

Double-blind means scrubbing identity; submission is more than one PDF. Prepare the blind draft, pledges, and supplements.

Papers you keep returning to

Surveys, method papers, and lab notes in one place—no disk hunt on the next draft.