Author Guidelines

Science Frontier stands as a burgeoning international open-access publisher dedicated to advancing and swiftly disseminating scientific knowledge worldwide, free from any constraints.

Aligned with The Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI), Science Frontier adheres to the principles outlined therein. All articles published by Science Frontier journals are licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, allowing unrestricted reading, downloading, copying, sharing, printing, or utilization for any lawful purpose, provided proper attribution to the original work and source is duly acknowledged.

As a centralized resource for author services, Science Frontier and Science Frontier Research journals offer access to our journals, their impact factors, and editorial scopes. Here, authors can find comprehensive information on submissions and the benefits afforded to published authors within the Science Frontier journal platform.

Science Frontier Journals accept a wide array of contributions including original research articles, reviews, communications, case reports, case studies, opinions, editorials, perspectives, and letters for publication. Authors are kindly requested to adhere to the guiding principles outlined before submitting their work to Science Frontier journals.

Article Submission

Science Frontier Journals welcome submissions of research articles, reviews, mini-reviews, communications, case reports, case studies, opinions, editorials, perspectives, commentaries, and letters for publication. All submissions must align with the respective journal's scope.

Authors can submit their articles via our online web portal.

Authors will receive acknowledgment within two working days upon the initial submission of their manuscript.

Authors are reminded to ensure that the article submitted for publication is not under consideration or concurrently submitted elsewhere.

Principles to be followed for writing your article

Accepted word processor file formats for manuscripts in Science Frontier journals include Microsoft Word (DOC, DOCX).

Articles should be structured in the following sequence: title, list of authors, authors' affiliations, author order, corresponding author information, abstract, keywords, abbreviations, main text, methods, references, supplementary information (if applicable), acknowledgments, author contributions, author information (including data deposition statement, declaration of competing interests, and corresponding author details), tables, and figure legends.

Author Affiliation

Authors should provide their affiliations, including name, affiliation, institution, university, city, state, and country.

Corresponding Author

Details for the corresponding author should include their name, affiliation, institution, university, city, state, country, telephone, fax, and email. The editorial office will communicate directly with the corresponding author, and any disputes among authors will be handled by them. Equal contributions and equal correspondence must be clearly stated in the article.

Abstract

The abstract should be informative and concise, highlighting the study's significance, key information, and major findings and conclusions. Authors must ensure the abstract accurately reflects the content of the article. Abstracts typically range from 100 to 150 words and should not include references or citations. The abstract should provide context, objectives, methods, results, and conclusions of the study.

Keywords

Authors should provide 4-8 keywords that are representative of the content of the article. Research articles, reviews, and case studies should include a list of keywords separated by semicolons.

Abbreviations

The use of standard abbreviations in scientific articles is encouraged. Each abbreviation should be defined upon first use. Titles should not contain abbreviations unless they are expanded.

Nomenclature And Measurements

Authors are encouraged to use the International System of Units (SI) for presenting units. Binomial nomenclature is recommended for microorganisms, plants, and animals. DDBJ/Genebank accession numbers should be used for gene sequences and amino acid sequences.

Manuscript Title

The title should succinctly capture the essence of the article's content. Titles should avoid abbreviations unless expanded upon elsewhere in the manuscript.

Introduction

The introduction should provide a comprehensive overview of the study, including relevant literature, methodology, and anticipated results. It should engage readers across various scientific disciplines.

Materials And Methods

This section should provide a detailed description of the study's methodology, including materials, participants, procedures, and statistical analyses. Authors should cite relevant literature for any modified techniques.

Units

Units should adhere to SI nomenclature or terminology specific to the field. There should be a single space between the number and the unit.

Results And Discussion

This section should present the experimental results and their implications. Authors may choose to combine or separate results and discussions. Data interpretation and analysis should be presented in the discussion, not the results.

Acknowledgment

Acknowledgments should recognize individuals, funding sources, and conflicts of interest. Authors should specify each author's contributions to the study. Financial support from institutions should be disclosed, including grant details.

Appendix

Supplementary data should be submitted as a separate file and cited within the article. This may include figures, tables, and additional text supporting the study.

Figures And Tables

Figures and tables should be submitted as separate files with legends and cited in consecutive order within the text. Figures should be in high-resolution JPEG or TIFF format, and tables should not be submitted as images. Authors must obtain copyright permission for any reused figures or tables.

References

References should be cited accurately and in consecutive order within the text. Authors are required to follow the prescribed format for references.

Copyrights

Upon acceptance for publication, authors transfer copyrights to the publisher under relevant licenses, permitting distribution, reprocessing, and reprinting of the published work. Authors retain rights to patents, trademarks, and intellectual property associated with their work.

Retraction

Science Frontier journals follow an internationally accepted retraction policy to uphold publication integrity. Articles found to contain scientific misconduct or plagiarism will be retracted, with notifications published on the website.

Erratum

Corrections to published articles, including writing errors and editing mistakes, will be published in the succeeding issue under the Erratum section.

Corrigendum

Corrections submitted by authors for published articles will be reviewed and published in the Corrigendum section, ensuring the accuracy of the published work. Any changes must not alter the article's results or conclusions without appropriate author approval.