“A good update doesn't have to be structured with bolded subheadings, but usually it's obvious from the first five seconds of reading what the keyword and key sections are.”

LessWrong (Curated & Popular) · "Research Lessons I Learned at MATS & Redwood" by Jo Jiao

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Write research updates with a TL-style opening, bolded keywords, and a clear structure so the mentor can grasp the gist in five seconds

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