Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Chennai, Canada

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a publish-ready review article that pulls together the most important developments in advanced nanomaterials over the last five years. The piece should read as a cohesive narrative that guides the reader from fundamental concepts through to cutting-edge breakthroughs, drawing on high-quality peer-reviewed literature throughout.

Scope
• Length: roughly 8,000 -10000 words, excluding references
• Time frame of literature: 2020-2024, with earlier seminal papers where context is essential
• Key sections I expect to see: background and definitions, current synthesis approaches, structure–property relationships, emerging applications, challenges, and future perspectives. Feel free to suggest an improved structure if it makes the discussion flow better.

Research & Writing Requirements
• Reference at least 80 primary sources (journals, conference proceedings, with DOI )
• Use a citation manager such as EndNote, Zotero, or Mendeley so I can easily import the bibliography.
• Provide original figures or well-designed summary tables that synthesize data from multiple studies—no direct copy-pastes of published graphics.
• Tone: academic yet clear enough for multidisciplinary readers; avoid jargon that is not explained.
• Plagiarism-free writing, accompanied by a Turnitin or similar originality report.

Deliverables
1. Word document of the full manuscript with embedded figures/tables.
2. Separate folder containing high-resolution images (PNG/SVG) and an editable figure source file (PowerPoint, Illustrator, or similar).
3. RIS or BibTeX file of all citations.
4. Turnitin report.

Acceptance Criteria
• Logical structure and smooth transitions between sections.
• Up-to-date, accurately formatted references.
• Data and claims backed by cited sources.
• ≤10 % similarity on plagiarism scan (excluding bibliography).
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Please let me know your proposed outline, the databases you plan to search (Web of Science, Scopus, PubMed, etc.), and the estimated timeline so we can get started." (client-provided description)