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    The document provides guidance for introducing a research project in 3 sections - briefly introducing the research topic, describing a research challenge, and explaining how the challenge was or will be addressed. It prompts the reader to discuss what the research is about, how it will be conducted, and why it is important. For the research challenge section, it suggests outlining the problem, why it was difficult, and how it impacts the field. Finally, it recommends explaining how the problem was or will be solved, and considering different possibilities and their costs and benefits if a solution is still uncertain.

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    The document provides guidance for introducing a research project in 3 sections - briefly introducing the research topic, describing a research challenge, and explaining how the challenge was or will be addressed. It prompts the reader to discuss what the research is about, how it will be conducted, and why it is important. For the research challenge section, it suggests outlining the problem, why it was difficult, and how it impacts the field. Finally, it recommends explaining how the problem was or will be solved, and considering different possibilities and their costs and benefits if a solution is still uncertain.

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    First, briefly introduce your research project.

    Some key questions you may want to answer are:

    1. What is your research about?


    2. How are you going to do it?
    3. Why are you doing it?

    Try to think about what your audience needs to


    know to understand the research problem you
    are going to discuss.
    Next, describe your research challenge.
    This could be anything research-related you
    have found challenging over the past year.
    Focus on aspects such as…
    • What the problem was
    • Why it was challenging
    • How it may impact other people in your
    field
    • Anything else you think is important to
    know!
    Finally, how did you, or will you,
    Possibility 1
    Possibility 4 solve the problem?
    If you are still not sure, this is a
    good chance to get some feedback
    from other students, so it might be
    Possible useful to just describe some of the
    Solutions possibilities and consider the costs
    and benefits of each.
    Possibility 2
    Remember: these are just
    guidelines! Present in whatever
    way suits your topic best.
    Possibility 3

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