How To Choose A Research Topic For A Thesis Or Paper (3 Crazy Simple Steps)

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[rp.miranda]

Hi Sir. Thank you for creating this video. It is a great help for me in preparation for my thesis proposal hopefully on next semester for this year's academic calendar.
Keep safe. Kudos...

[anhhuynguyen]

Thanks very much, very clear and easy to follow!

[NikJac-kq]

He said please don't fast forward the video just as I was about to fast forward the video LOL.

[dorlagrant]

Wow. Your information makes so much sense.

[mallvalim]

So I had an idea on how some nanoparticles can be used, and I've found out that this topic is barely researched (literally 1 article from 10 years ago). But the appliance that uses these exact nanoparticles for this exact purpose (that I actually came up with on my own) is under a patent. The authors of that one article are the authors of the patent. Is it possible for me to research this topic in any way (for my bachelor's thesis)?

Other than this patent the topic is perfect, I've been interested in these nanoparticles and I have them, and I also know professors who dedicated their lives to the field I want to use them in

[WaterBearer-kkjm]

Hi Sir, I have a question. You mentioned in the video that the way to find the research gap is to read literature. Now, how many literature should we read, Sir?

I am not really into reading. Extensive reading is very trying for me. Is it okay if I read only one literature when I have found research gap on that literature?