SCI Q1/Q2 Systematic Review Skill
SCI Q1/Q2 Systematic Review Skill
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This is a REVIEW_LOOP template designed for SCI Q2 and above (Q1/Q2) academic standards. This template is no longer a simple 'article writing', but simulates the process of a Corresponding Author guiding a PhD student in conducting a Systematic Review. It enforces the PRISMA standard, critical analysis matrix, GAP analysis, and research agenda, which are standard features of high-score reviews. Simply input the review topic. Generate manuscripts, reference libraries, chart suggestions, and reviewer responses with one click.
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