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There are aspects of a research project that can be overwhelming because they deviate from the usual style of scientific and technical writing, whilst others command great respect due to the need to draft them flawlessly. A project report<\/strong> falls into the latter category, as it serves both a practical purpose (it can be published directly as a paper<\/em>)<\/em> and academic purposes, as we will explain. <\/p>\n Let\u2019s take a look at how to write a research project report, covering the essential elements and those that must always be included, in chronological order. Shall we get started? <\/p>\n \n