The research status section should not only introduce the main results of the current research field, but also highlight the shortcomings and problems to be solved. This helps provide an appropriate context for your research and demonstrates the legitimacy and importance of your research. Here are some suggestions:
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Identify research deficiencies: Analyze the current research field and point out the limitations, flaws and existing problems of existing research. This can include shortcomings in methods, data, theoretical frameworks, etc.
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Highlight open questions: Highlight unsolved problems that still exist in the field. It illustrates the importance of these issues to the development and practical application of this field.
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Propose challenges: Introduce some challenging aspects, such as the application of emerging technologies, the need for interdisciplinary research, etc. Pointing out these challenges is critical to moving the research field forward.
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Reflection on previous research: Conduct a critical analysis of previous research, point out its shortcomings, and explain how your research can remedy these shortcomings.
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Reasonable argument: Connect your research with the shortcomings in the current research field, reasonably explain why your research is necessary, and how to fill the gaps in existing research. .
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Clear contribution: At the end of the current research status, you can briefly summarize how your research will help solve the current problems in the field, thereby making a contribution to academia and practical applications. contribute.
Remember, the current research section is not just about listing the issues, it is about demonstrating your deep understanding of the issues and demonstrating that your research is valuable.