We are looking for an arthropod expert or someone who is familiar with this field of study, who is a fast learner, who can assimilate the information quickly and deliver it accurately and precisely in the style of [New Scientist].
Please refer to the following instructions for the writing piece:
-Title of the New Scientist magazine article:
“Ecdysis- the unifying feature of incredible diversity in arthropods”
-Word limit, maximum 1000 (exclude references)
-The article should cover 2 major aspects:
1. a basic understanding of the topic
(This may include: What is ecdysis in arthropods? How is it achieved-mechanism- physiological aspects of moulting, for instance, the release of the hyperglycaemic hormone is one of the hormones/mechanisms involved in the moulting process in crabs)[CHH] (A description of the moulting cycle across arthropods—in crustaceans, spiders, insects, centipedes, etc.)
2. Discuss the novel findings from RECENT research regarding ecdysis in arthropods.
（When you are doing background reading, if you find an area of interest, and would love to elaborate on it, go for it!)
(Alternatively, you can also use a small number of examples, to demonstrate
a broader concept or phenomenon.)
-Image and diagram guidances are allowed to insert in our article, but they must always be cited properly. (A consistent citation style is needed.)
-To give you a sense of the level of material and writing style, I’ve attached two pieces of New Scientist articles. (Notice in example 01, how they bring up and subsequently address hypotheses for each phenomenon observed, and how the ideas flow smoothly from paragr-aph to paragraph.)
-In addition here is a link, click open to see some frequently asked questions related to New Scientist articles.
https://typeset.io/formats/elsevier/new-scientist/cd4793d6b8b13dc41281b7fad5c86bce
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