The manuscript must be written in English and prepared using MS Word. The entire manuscript should be formatted in Times New Roman, 12-point font. Popular and research articles should include the following sections: Title, Author(s) Name, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Contents, Conclusion, and Acknowledgement (if applicable).
The article should be concise and must fit within the 6-8 page limit specified for magazine articles.
Title and Author Information: The title should be followed by the names of the authors and their respective institutional affiliations and addresses, using appropriate superscripts. The title should appear in bold and title case. Authors' names should be in uppercase, normal font, 12-point size, followed by their institutional addresses in normal lowercase. The corresponding author's name should be marked with a superscript asterisk (*). The corresponding author is responsible for confirming that all co-authors have reviewed and approved the manuscript. It is advisable to include the email address and telephone number of each author.
Abstract: The abstract should be presented as a single paragraph and briefly describe the problem, experimental approach, major findings, and conclusions of the study. It should be placed on the second page. Abbreviations, diagrams, and references should not be included in the abstract. The abstract should contain no more than 150 words.
Keywords: Include approximately 4–6 keywords that represent the major topics and concepts discussed in the article. These keywords should be placed immediately after the abstract.
Introduction: The introduction should briefly explain the purpose and significance of the study and establish its connection with relevant previous research. Only information that is directly relevant to the objectives and arguments of the manuscript should be included.
Contents: This section should provide sufficient information about the materials investigated, instruments used, specialized chemicals and their sources, and experimental procedures so that other researchers can reproduce the study. Permission must be obtained for any tables that are fully borrowed, adapted, or modified, and an appropriate credit statement should be included in the table footnotes. Results should be presented clearly and concisely, while the discussion should interpret the findings and relate them appropriately to existing knowledge in the field. Tables, graphs, and figures should be incorporated directly into the manuscript at the points where they are intended to appear in the published article. Each illustration should have a suitable number, title, and explanatory heading.
The article should include a brief summary, a concise introduction, and a complete description of the methodology and results. The summary should clearly highlight the main focus and key points of the article. Finally, the authors should present the conclusions drawn from their study at the end of the article.
Acknowledgement (if applicable): This section should be placed at the end of the manuscript. It may be used to recognize individuals who contributed to the work but do not meet the criteria for authorship, as well as to acknowledge financial support, donated materials or resources, and other significant contributions.