Conclusions / What I’ve Learned
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Authors in 60 pt font: First and Last Name, Degree, [Division Name], Stanford Pediatrics
- Provide a background summary on the research topic.
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- List 1-2 conclusions.
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- List 2-4 limitations of your project.
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- List future directions this research could go or your own future directions (for instance, going off to college!).
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Acknowledgments: Include a brief section acknowledging those who contributed to your project. This should include names of individuals who contributed substantially to your experience. You do not need to list the names of your co-authors. This could be your parents, your Near Peer Mentors, other PIPS students, or others who have supported you this summer.
- List 1-3 main objectives to the study. What were you hoping to examine with this project?
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- Describe the methods you used to complete your research project. Use images, tables, and graphs to explain your methods or describe your study population.
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- Use images, tables, and graphs in your results section to avoid just using text.
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