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[17] Understanding Authorship in Research Papers

Who gets listed first in a research paper? Why do some names have asterisks? And what does it really mean to be the “first author”? In this video (#17 in the series), I break down the often-confusing world of academic authorship. Learn how authorship order is decided, what “equal contribution” means, how to protect yourself from last-minute surprises, and why “science celebrities” can unfairly tip the scales. This is a must-watch for early-career researchers who want to navigate authorship with confidence and clarity. Whether you're planning your first paper or collaborating across labs, this video helps you avoid common pitfalls and communicate effectively with your PI from the start. 🔗CONNECT WITH ME 📸 Instagram:  •   / ehsanexplains   (main account)  •   / efereyduni   (book quotes) 👨‍💻 LinkedIn:   / efereyduni   🧐 WHO AM I? Hey, I'm Ehsan! /a-🌞/ I began my journey in 2007 as a high school teacher in a remote village in Iran while pursuing a master’s degree in chemistry 753 miles away. In 2015, I earned a PhD in chemistry from the University of Florida. Since 2020, I’ve been working as an engineer at Intel in Portland, Oregon. I’m passionate about productivity and finding better ways to get things done. I simplify complex ideas into practical strategies to help you manage your time more effectively and work more efficiently. 🎵 MUSIC I have acquired the necessary music license to utilize the following music track in my YouTube video: Pop That by Life Is An Epic Film (Purchased License 4807547 from premiumbeat.com) Youtube ID: JSHTKOOUPJDH56LM Note: All opinions are my own and do not represent my employer.