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Research plan · Draft
Before generation, it shows the exact account fields, sources, and uses. Only the confirmed snapshot is used to frame the one-sentence question and identify what still needs filling in.
If you choose a lab, the tool checks connections to the professor's public academic material; otherwise it drafts a general research plan. References get format and search-keyword guidance only — never fabricated citations.
Stage one generates 3 title candidates and a 6-part outline for you to edit and confirm — revising structure is far cheaper than revising prose. Only then does stage two write the full text.
It outputs a draft you can copy section by section, plus a personalization map, follow-up questions, and a fact-check list. An explicit handoff can pass the saved run to the review studio.
Chemistry, materials, mechanical engineering, electrical and electronic engineering, experimental physics, agriculture, food science, and parts of environmental science
Author, A. A., & Author, B. B. (2021). Title of the article. Journal Name, 34(2), 110–128. https://doi.org/10.xxxx/yyyyAuthor, A. A. (2019). Title of the book (2nd ed.). Publisher.Author, A. A. (2020, June 3–5). Title of the paper [Paper presentation]. Conference Name, City, Country.Length and format follow this year's official guidelines → Guidelines Parser
Many applicants turn the research plan into a book report — piling on passion and grand vision, yet never pinning down the research question, never engaging prior work, never offering a feasible method. That emptiness is spotted instantly at outreach, interviews, and faculty review, where it becomes the hardest barrier. A draft that holds up narrows the intent into one concrete question, then grounds it in the professor’s recent research direction.
do not expand until problem, method, and contribution hold.
a plan continues a conversation, it does not open one.
deriving the gap beats counting references.
sources, samples, and two years decide it.
skip generic praise of the university.
length, sections, and references vary.