Article structure

Title Page, Abstract, Keywords, and Full Manuscript Structure

• Title Page
• Title (concise, clear, reflecting the research contribution)
• Authors’ full names and affiliations
• ORCID IDs (if possible)
• Abstract
• 200–300 words
• Clearly state: problem, methodology, results, conclusion
• Avoid citations here
• Keywords: 4–6 relevant terms for indexing
• Introduction
• Context and importance of the problem
• Review of related literature (brief)
• Gap identification
• Objectives and contributions
• Methodology / Materials & Methods
• Clear description of models, algorithms, experiments
• Use figures, flowcharts, or tables if necessary
• Ensure reproducibility
• Results
• Present key findings clearly and concisely
• Use tables, charts, graphs
• Discussion
• Interpret results in context of literature
• Highlight contributions and limitations
• Conclusion
• Summarize main findings
• Possible future directions
• Acknowledgments : Funding, collaborators, grants
• References : Follow journal’s referencing style; ensure all cited works are listed
• Appendices (optional): Proofs, extra tables, data, or code