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Contacting a ScientistSubject line: Try to make it something that will standout from the rest of their inbox in a positive way (i.e., “Inspired by your work on ___”)Greeting: Dear (persons name), – dont forget a title (i.e. Dr. if the person has a PhD or Ms, Mr, or Mx if no PhD)

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