> “Al estudiar las monografías de la especialidad que se desee cultivar, debemos fijarnos sobre todo en dos cosas: en los métodos de investigación de que el autor se ha servido en sus pesquisas, y en los problemas que han quedado pendientes de solución.” > [“When studying monographs from the specialty one wishes to cultivate, we should focus on two things above all: on the investigation methods that the author has used in their research, and on the problems that are still pending a solution.”] > (Ramón y Cajal, 1897) [Translation to English by Devon C. Crawford] Santiago Ramón y Cajal is renowned for his careful observations and highly detailed drawings of cells within the nervous system. His advice, that our primary focus when reading scholarly communications should be on the methods used and the problems yet to be solved (Ramón y Cajal, 1897), feels especially difficult in the current age. Manuscript formatting guidelines and publication conventions often cause investigators to abbreviate their resear...