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How can I enter name as author(even after work)in a govt level research without affiliation with an institution?

Hello everyone.This question is particularly aimed to target researchers with many years experience in this field.I have done bachelors in Bioinformatics and got an unofficial/voluntary opportunity to work with United nations on a research via local government organization.Although I would be doing all the work myself and even document the paper but my superviser says that as I am not affiliated with any institution right now so I cant be put into authors section.But I have heard people work and write papers even after graduation.I want to know how is that done and what am I supposed to write in affiliation part if I want to get the research published.please tell the process in detail.Also, is it possible if I can be associated with thay phd scholar or something without being affiliated with institution?Any information regarding it will be helpful with details please.

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written by Bioinfo123 • Bioinfo123

You should be able to use a private address (like a Post Office Box, or the equivalent where you live, where someone can reach you). If you don't want to provide a personal address then you can always include an email with a note that you are currently unaffiliated/volunteer at the institute in question.

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Hello faricutie!

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Not a bioinformatics question. This may be of interest: http://academia.stackexchange.com/questions/44341/author-without-institutional-or-professional-affiliation

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