The individual projects (i.e. *Research Project 1*, *Research Project 2* and *Literature Thesis*) lead to written works of different kinds: - A technical report for *Research Project 1* - A journal article for *Research Project 2* - A review paper for *Literature Thesis* The exact formatting and citation style can follow that of a respectable journal within the field of enquiry of the student. It is at the discretion of the student a supervisor to decide which journal to use. Yet for all written works, there are a few constraints. ## Cover page For all projects, the written work must be submitted via the respective [[Datanose project page]] with a single cover page that includes: - The title of the written work - The name of the student submitting the work, including UvA student number - A designation of the specific project type - The name and affiliation of the programme (research master *Brain and Cognitive Sciences* at the University of Amsterdam) - The date of submission - The names and affiliations of all other parties involved in the work, as well as their roles: - Supervisor - Assessor - Examiner An example cover page has been posted to the programme Canvas page. ## Publishing work In some cases, there will be the possibility to submit your Literature Thesis or Research Project report in a scientific journal. This is something we wholly encourage, but please note the following: - The work you submit for assessment in MBCS needs to written by you, as it used as a measure of your individual performance - Publishing takes a more collaborative approach, where your co-authors will also produce the work Taken together, it makes sense to write your report and then _rewrite_ it for publication with any co-authors. ### Let us know! If you submit or publish a paper, do let us know! We collect the publications via: https://forms.office.com/e/xZtnGVLD60. ### Affiliation Please use the following affiliation when submitting work that is based on your master projects (possibly in conjunction with that of your hosting lab): >Research Master's Programme Brain and Cognitive Sciences, University of Amsterdam.