How to submit
your journal article
Please submit all
new articles through the 'Submit articles' for the relevant journal. If you are
a new writer, you need to set up an account before you submit your first
article. Before you submit your article, please read 'What we are looking at
your article'.
Please make sure
that you include all the necessary information about your article. You will
first be asked to select the type of articles for your paper, to enter a title
and abstract, and then to select a few key words. Please note that if your
article is accepted for publication, we will display these keywords in the
article published.
You will then be
prompted to enter your author information. Please include all authors (if there
are less than 10). We recommend that you use the full name of the author and
ORCID identifiers to avoid ambiguity. Note that you can check whether the
existing co-author of the journal database by entering the email address
author.
You can also
propose referees favored (and unwelcome) when filed. Suggested referees must
have the appropriate subject expertise and do not have a conflict of interest
(please see zambrut ethics policy for the journal for more information about
conflicts of interest). These suggestions will be considered, but the editorial
staff and / or the Editorial Board will make the final decision regarding the
selection of referees.
Any relevant
information that may affect how the handling of paper can be provided in a
covering letter. This may include highlights something very important or
important about their research, and information about an earlier version of
this paper submitted to the journal at this time or to another journal.
You will be asked
to provide information about all the funding associated with your job. It's
important for you to include this information because it helps you to meet the
requirements of your donors and make your research easier to find. Please find
Funder Open your Registry for funding agencies, and provide a number of grants.
You are then
required to choose between publishing under an open access license gold or by
subscription, to declare whether you have to reproduce previously published
material or not in your submissions, and to confirm that you want the paper
that you received are available. online within 24 hours of receipt.
Finally, prior to
submit your article, you are required to confirm that you have read and
understood the zambrut ethics policy for the journal, and that your submission
in accordance with its provisions.
Upload file: to
make shipping easy as possible for you, when submit new articles, we simply ask
you to upload a PDF file (and additional data relevant) for your article. PDF
must contain your full paper, including embedded images and tables. You can
upload your articles on the arXiv directly by entering an e-print arXiv. Please
also submit any licenses that you have acquired at this stage.
If you are having
problems in your article submit it online, please contact the journal to help.
Please note,
does not charge you to submit articles. If there is a
publication fee to be paid (for open access, color printing, or the cost of the
page), this will be explained to you at the time of delivery, and paid at the
time accepted for publication.
Files that you
need to submit the initial shipment is:
1. PDF of full
paper for review (designated 'Complete Document for Review (PDF Only)), which
contains the name and author of the institution, as well as embedded images and
tables in the text. Authors are asked to consider the need for clarity and
readability when choosing the type of column, line spacing, font size, and
layout when preparing a PDF, to help pengulas. 2 All licenses that you have
acquired at this stage of it. 3 Data complementary fit (see below for details
about the appropriate file).
We encourage you
to submit additional data file with your paper. If you submit video files, most
of the standard file format suitable: an animated GIF, AVI, MPG, etc. However,
we strongly recommend video files sent in video container, which is encoded
with H264 codec. Other formats are allowed, but using the video rendering will
give you the most loyal in the journal article HTML.
Video files must each
measuring a maximum of 10 MB. Exceptions can be made in cases where a larger
file is very important for the science presented.
Publishing considered for publication in our journal articles are:
It's important
for you to consider whether you have enough new results before starting to plan
and write a journal to be submitted to the journal zambrut. Reported additional
steps forward from a previous job is usually not enough.
Article based on
the thesis for a higher degree can be sent. You must be careful to ensure that
the article is prepared in the research journal format, which is more compact
than that corresponding to the thesis.
The articles
reported that the work originally presented at a conference may be submitted,
provided that these articles do not appear substantially in the same form in
the conference process are reviewed by peers. Again, you should make use of
research journal format. The length of the article should also be in accordance
with the content. If in doubt, please check the relevant journal.
Statements that
are not available to the general public are not considered by zambrut as the
previous publication. Many journals published by zambrut to consider various types
of research journal articles in addition to regular, including a special
edition articles, topical reviews, comments and replies. However, please check
through the homepage of the journal that your article is the kind of article
that is acceptable and appropriate scope prior to shipment.
All articles
judged only by its scientific capabilities. Consideration without consideration
given to all manuscripts offered for publication, regardless of whether the
author requested publication based gold open access and regardless of race,
gender, religious beliefs, ethnic origin, nationality, political philosophy,
sexual orientation, age or reputation of the author.
We treat all
articles submitted as confidential until published and will only be shared with
the umpires, board members, editors, and zambrut staff directly involved in the
peer review of the article. (An exception to this is if it is necessary to
share the article with additional external parties to investigate the
possibility of ethics policy violations.)
You should
consider the best way to arrange your articles before you start writing. If you
want to use LaTeX template to format your paper (this is optional, you are not
required to do so) then the files are available in zip format and Unix tar
gzipped format here. Your article should follow the Introduction, Methods,
Results and Discussion systems, and usually consists of the following parts (F-Febii Journal, 2017):
Title
The title should
be short, informative, and meaningful for all readers of the journal. It should
include key terms, to help make it easier to find when people search for
online. Please avoid the use of systemic long names and abbreviations, acronyms
or symbols that are not standard or unclear.
Author
A list of all
full author names and institutions. Writers in all zambrut journals have the option
to enter names in Chinese characters, Japanese or Korean in addition to English
names. The name is shown in parentheses after the name of the English language.
We recommend you identification ORCID for all writers to avoid
ambiguity. If the authors address different from the address currently it is
carried out, this should be explained in a footnote. Note: this only applies if
you are sent to a single-blind review journal. If you are sent to the journal
double-blind, please do not include information identifying the author in your
paper.
Keywords
When you submit
articles, you will be asked to provide some of the keywords that are relevant
to your work. If your article is accepted for publication, we will display
these keywords in the article published, and they will be used to index your
article, to help make it easier to find. When choosing keywords, think about
the kind of terms that you would use when searching for relevant articles
online.
Abstract
Your abstract
should give the reader a brief summary of your article. It should briefly
describe the content of your article, and include key terms (especially in the
first two sentences, to improve the ability to find a search engine). It must
be informative, accessible and not only shows the general purpose and scope of
the article, but also stated the methodology used, the main results obtained
and the conclusions drawn. Abstracts must be complete in itself; should not
contain acronyms / abbreviations that are not specified and there is no table
number, number of images, references or equations that must be referenced. This
should correspond to the services included directly in the abstract and
generally should not exceed 300 words. Some journals ask the abstract to follow
a certain structure.
introduction
It should be
short and describe the nature of the problem under investigation and
background. It also should organize your work in the context of previous
research, quoting the relevant reference. Introductions should be extended with
the terms and abbreviations used in the article is very special to make it
accessible to readers.
Method
This section
should provide sufficient details of the experiment, simulation, statistical
tests or analyzes carried out to produce results such that the method can be
repeated by other researchers and the results are reproducible.
result
The results
section should detail the main findings and the results of your research. You
should use the table only to improve brevity or when the information can not be
provided satisfactorily by other means such as a histogram or graph. Tables
must be numbered and referenced in the text by numbers (Table 1, etc.). Each
table should have a title explaining to a level as possible.
Discussion
It should discuss
the importance of the results and compare them with previous work using the
relevant reference.
Conclusion
This section
should be used to highlight the novelty and significance of the work, and any
plans for the relevant work in the future.
Thank-you note
All authors and
co-authors are required to disclose any potential conflicts of interest when
submit articles (eg, work, consulting fees, research contracts, ownership,
patent licensing, fees, affiliate advisors, etc.). This information must be
included in the acknowledgments section at the end of the paper (before the
reference section). All sources of financial support for the project should
also be disclosed in the acknowledgments section. Name of the funding agencies
and grant numbers should be given, for example: This work was partially funded
by the National Institutes of Health through a grant to the National Cancer
Institute. When filling out the online submission form, we also ask you to
choose a donor and give the number of grants to help you meet the requirements
of your funders.