Submission Preparation Checklist

To be able to submit articles to the journal, check the status of your submission, and receive information about the review and publication decision, you must log in to the site as a registered user.

 

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Once logged in, click the Submit Manuscript button and follow these steps:

  • choose the type of manuscript (see the "Types of publications" section for more details) and fill out the submission form (read all questions carefully and tick all the boxes);
  • provide the names and affiliations of the author(s), title, abstract, keywords, and other metadata;
  • attach a file for the reviewer, that is, the file name contains the title of the article, but without the author's data, in particular the surname, all information about the authors is removed in the file text
  • select appropriate classification categories for your manuscript;
  • complete the submission metadata, including details of any supporting funding agencies, conflicts of interest, and comments for editors;
  • upload the article file and any additional files;
  • confirm the automatically generated version of the article and metadata (or review them, if necessary);
  • upload additional files and associated metadata;
  • PhD students must upload a file with the review of the academic supervisor, certified by his/her signature, with the position and contact details
  • check the sent files and confirm sending.

When submitting a manuscript, the responsible author (corresponding author) must provide contact information for all authors and confirm that each co-author has approved or that all co-authors have approved the final version of the manuscript.

Before submitting a manuscript, authors are encouraged to review the 'Recommendations for Authors'  and the submission requirements below.

Submission of an article automatically means the consent of the author(s) to the terms of the License Agreement (link).

Authors submit two versions of the article — with information about the authors (File’s name: Authors. Title of the article) and without information about the authors (File’s name: For review. Title of the article). This is required to ensure a double-blind peer review.