GOOGLE GEMINI · PUBLICATION PROMPTS

Google Gemini Prompts for Publication

A focused collection of Google Gemini prompts for planning, drafting, quality review, journal selection, submission and reviewer response.

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A diverse group of Malaysian postgraduate researchers preparing a manuscript for journal submission

PUBLICATION IN PRACTICE

Turn reviewer feedback into a stronger paper.

Move confidently from the first article idea to a carefully revised submission. The library provides focused prompts to position your contribution, strengthen every manuscript section, prepare journal files and respond to reviewers with evidence.

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CONFIGURE ONCE

Set the context before using any prompt

Complete the bracketed fields, paste this instruction first, then use any prompt from the library below.

Act as a senior academic researcher, journal editor and peer reviewer in [FIELD]. I am preparing a [ARTICLE TYPE] for [TARGET JOURNAL OR JOURNAL LEVEL]. My study examines [TOPIC] using [METHOD] in [CONTEXT]. Use only the manuscript text, verified evidence and references that I provide. Do not fabricate citations, data, results or journal requirements. Clearly label assumptions, weaknesses and items requiring author verification. Preserve my intended meaning and disciplinary terminology. Provide precise, actionable recommendations aligned with ethical scholarly publishing and the target journal's requirements.

THE COMPLETE WORKFLOW

Find the right prompt for your next publication task

Search by task or filter by phase. Each prompt is designed to work with the Configure Once instruction above.

RESPONSIBLE USE

AI assists. The researcher remains accountable.

Verify

Check every factual claim, interpretation, citation and journal requirement.

Cite

Use authentic sources and follow the target journal's disclosure and citation policies.

Protect

Do not upload confidential, sensitive, identifiable or unpublished data without approval.

Judge

Retain scholarly ownership, disciplinary judgment and responsibility for the final manuscript.

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