Author Guidelines

Author guidelines for Medvix publication's journals within the international community of research scholars. Here are some elements that may be included in author's guidelines:

• Manuscript Preparation: Author guidelines often include instructions on the format, structure, and length of the manuscript. This may include details on the preferred file format (e.g., Word document), font size and style, line spacing, and margin requirements. Guidelines may also provide instructions on structuring the manuscript with sections such as abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion.
• Title and Abstract: Guidelines may specify the recommended length and formatting for the title and abstract. Authors may be instructed to provide a concise and informative title that accurately represents the content of the research. The abstract should summarize the key aspects of the study, including the research objectives, methodology, major findings, and conclusions.
• Authorship and Affiliation: Guidelines typically outline the criteria for authorship, including the definition of an author and guidelines for acknowledging contributors who do not meet the criteria. Authors may be required to provide their names, affiliations, and contact information, including email addresses.
• Ethical Considerations: Author guidelines may include information on ethical considerations, such as the need for informed consent, protection of human and animal subjects, and compliance with relevant research ethics guidelines. Authors may be required to disclose any conflicts of interest or funding sources that may have influenced the research.
• References and Citations: Guidelines often provide instructions on the citation style (e.g., APA, MLA, Harvard) and the preferred reference format. Authors may be directed to use proper citation and referencing techniques to acknowledge the sources of their information and support their claims.
• Submission Process: Author guidelines typically outline the submission process, including how to submit the manuscript, the preferred submission method (e.g., online submission system), and any specific requirements for supporting documents (e.g., data sets, supplementary materials).
• Review and Publication Process: Guidelines may provide an overview of the peer-review process, including the criteria used for evaluating submissions, the timeline for review, and the possible outcomes of the review process (e.g., acceptance, revision, rejection). Information on copyright transfer, licensing, and publication fees may also be included.

These are some general aspects that may be covered in author guidelines for academic journals.