For Authors

Before submitting, authors should ensure that their research aligns with the scope and focus of the journal they are targeting. Reviewing the journal's aims, scope, and previous publications can help determine whether the research findings are a good fit.

• Manuscript Preparation:
  • Authors should carefully follow the journal's guidelines for manuscript preparation. This includes formatting, structure, and word limits. Paying attention to details such as title, abstract, keywords, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion sections is crucial.
• Clear and Concise Writing:
  • Authors should strive for clear, concise, and effective scientific writing. Presenting research findings in a logical and organized manner, with appropriate use of figures, tables, and references, enhances readability and understanding.
• Ethical Considerations:
  • Authors must adhere to ethical guidelines for research, including proper data collection, analysis, and reporting. This involves obtaining necessary ethical approvals, respecting participant confidentiality, and accurately reporting any conflicts of interest.
• Plagiarism and Originality:
  • Authors should ensure that their work is original and properly acknowledge the contributions of others through accurate citations. Plagiarism, including self-plagiarism, is strictly prohibited and can result in severe consequences.
• Data and Supplementary Materials:
  • Authors may be required to provide access to their data and supplementary materials to support the findings. Ensuring data transparency and availability enhances the reproducibility and reliability of the research.
• Authorship and Acknowledgments:
  • Authors should appropriately attribute authorship based on substantial contributions to the research and acknowledge individuals or organizations that provided support or resources without meeting the criteria for authorship.
• Submission Process:
  • Authors should carefully follow the journal's submission process, including submitting the manuscript through the designated email and providing all required information, such as author affiliations, contact details, and funding sources.
• Peer Review:
  • After submission, the manuscript undergoes a peer-review process where experts in the field evaluate its quality, validity, and significance. Authors should be prepared to address reviewers' comments and suggestions for improvement.
• Publication Fees:
  • Some journals may require payment of publication fees, often referred to as article processing charges (APCs). Authors should familiarize themselves with any applicable fees and budget accordingly.