Ömer Necati Develioglu
Prof. Dr. Ömer N. Develioğlu is a specialist in Otorhinolaryngology (ENT) and a faculty member at University of Health Sciences Türkiye in Istanbul. Based at a leading university hospital, he balances high-level clinical practice with academic leadership.
Beyond this, Dr. Develioğlu is serving as an chief editor for the Journal of Academic Research in Medicine (JAREM). He is a prominent advocate for Artificial Intelligence (AI) in medicine, frequently lecturing on AI literacy and research ethics. His career is defined by clinical excellence, academic mentorship, and the integration of digital innovation into modern healthcare.
Sessions
The role of artificial intelligence in diagnosis, treatment and academic publishing will be discussed.
Artificial intelligence -writing scientific articles
Title: key stages in scientific article writing
nuray bayar muluk MD1, cemal cingi MD2,3
nuray bayar muluk MD1- [email protected]
1professor in kırıkkale university, faculty of medicine, ENT department, kırıkkale, turkey
ORCID no:0000-0003-3602-9289
GSM: 0 535 6655718
cemal cingi MD2,3-[email protected]
2professor in eskisehir osmangazi university, faculty of medicine, ENT department, eskisehir, turkey
3biruni university, faculty of medicine, department of otorhinolaryngology, istanbul, turkey
ORCID no: 0000-0003-3934-5092
abstract:
background: scientific article writing is a structured process that involves the clear communication of research findings to the academic community.
outcome objectives: the process begins with selecting a relevant and original research topic, followed by a comprehensive literature review to identify gaps and define a research question or hypothesis. Once the objective is clarified, researchers develop a suitable methodology, including data collection and analysis techniques.
description: the writing of a scientific article typically follows a standardized format: title, abstract, keywords, introduction, methods, results, discussion, conclusion, and references. The title should be concise and informative, while the abstract offers a brief summary of the study’s aims, methods, results, and conclusions. The introduction provides background and outlines the research problem. The methods section describes how the study was conducted, while the results present the findings clearly, often using tables and figures. The discussion interprets the results in the context of existing literature, and the conclusion summarizes key insights and suggests future directions. Finally, all references must be cited properly.
once the article is written, it is submitted to a peer-reviewed journal, adapted to the journal’s formatting guidelines. After peer review, revisions may be requested before final acceptance. Key success factors include clarity, originality, ethical compliance, and adherence to scientific standards. Proper time management and attention to detail throughout each phase are crucial for effective scientific communication.
keywords:scientific writing, research, academic publishing, article structure.