​The following types of papers are accepted for submission:​​​​

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Original Research Papers: Comprehensive reports that contribute new findings to the field through rigorous data collection, analysis, and interpretation. These papers should include a full introduction, detailed methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion to ensure replicability and a deep understanding of the research conducted.
Maximum 8,000 words

Review Articles: Scholarly evaluations that synthesize and critically analyze existing literature on a specific topic. These articles should not only summarize existing work but also identify prevailing trends, highlight major gaps in knowledge, and propose potential future research areas.
Maximum 6,000 words

Short Communications: Concise papers that present significant preliminary findings or updates on research in progress. These papers are intended to quickly disseminate new ideas or partial results that are promising but not yet ready for a full-length original research paper. They should include a brief background, methodology, and initial discussion of the findings.
Maximum 3,000 words

Case Studies: Detailed analyses of specific real-world cases or unique instances in practice. These papers should focus on the context, methods, outcomes, and broader implications of the case being studied, offering insights into its applicability to broader practices or similar scenarios.
Maximum 4,500 words

Opinion and Perspective Papers: Authoritative essays that present well-founded opinions or theoretical perspectives on significant issues, trends, or ethical challenges in the field. These papers should be supported by references to relevant literature and should aim to provoke discussion or provide unique insights.
Maximum 2,500 words

Methodological Papers: Papers that detail innovative or significantly improved research methods, tools, or procedural approaches. These should include an explanation of the method's development, practical applications, limitations, and a comparative analysis to demonstrate its advantages over existing techniques.
Maximum 5,000 words

Technical Notes: Reports that focus on the practical aspects of new or refined techniques, devices, or procedural advancements. These should provide an explanation of the technical aspects, step-by-step guidance, and the significance of the innovation in practice.
Maximum 3,000 words

 

Formatting Guidelines:

Font: Times New Roman, 12-point for main text, 10-point for figure/table captions
Page size: 8.5" x 11" with 1-inch margins on all sides
Length: Maximum 20 pages (excluding references)
Figures: All figures and tables should be embedded within the document, labeled properly (e.g., Figure 1, Table 1), with captions directly below each figure/table.