Author Guidelines

Manuscripts must be original, scientifically rigorous, ethically responsible, and clearly relevant to the journal’s Aims and Scope.

A standard research article should normally contain:

1. Title;
2. Author Name(s);
3. Institutional Affiliation(s);
4. Corresponding Author;
5. ORCID, where available;
6. Abstract;
7. Keywords;
8. Introduction;
9. Literature Review or Scientific Background, where appropriate;
10. Materials and Methods / Research Method;
11. Results;
12. Discussion;
13. Limitations, where appropriate;
14. Conclusion;
15. Acknowledgments, where applicable;
16. Funding Statement;
17. Conflict of Interest Statement;
18. Author Contributions;
19. Data Availability Statement, where applicable; and
20.  

The precise structure may be adjusted for:

• review articles;
• theoretical research;
• computational studies;
• engineering research;
• mathematical research;
• qualitative studies;
• technical articles; or
• methodological studies.

Scientific Requirements

Authors must:

• clearly define the research problem;
• explain the scientific contribution;
• use an appropriate research methodology;
• describe methods sufficiently for evaluation;
• report findings accurately;
• distinguish results from interpretation;
• provide appropriate statistical or analytical procedures;
• acknowledge limitations;
• ensure conclusions are supported by evidence;
• provide accurate references; and
• comply with research ethics.

 

Related Policies:
Aims & Scope | Manuscript Template | Reference Style | Peer Review Process