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The number of research papers written has been growing at least linearly --if not exponentially -- in recent years. In proportion, the amount of time areader allocates per paper has been decreasing. While an accessible paper willbe appreciated by a large audience, hard-to-read papers may remain obscure fora long time regardless of scientific merit. Unfortunately, there is stillinsufficient emphasis on good written and oral communication skills intechnical disciplines, especially in engineering.  As an academic, I have realised over the years that I keep telling mystudents the same things over and over again when they write papers, reports,presentations, and theses. This article contains some of those suggestions andserves as a limited template for organising research articles. I have adopted avery practical and personal approach and don't claim that this is a formalcontribution to the scientific communication literature. However, I hope thatthis article will not only make my life a bit easier but also help othergraduate students and academic supervisors.

A Template and Suggestions for Writing Easy-to-Read Research Articles