Submissions

Author Guidelines

Author Guidelines

Editorial and Peer Review Process: 

Manuscript submission implies that it is not already published nor it is simultaneously submitted elsewhere for publication. The journal will have the right to first publication of the article.

After an article is submitted, the Editor-in-Chief/Editors will review the submitted article initially for its suitability for formal review and plagiarism. Articles having more than 10% plagiarism, scientific or technical flaws, or outside the scope of the journal will be rejected before proceeding for formal peer review. The article that is found suitable for publication in this journal will be assigned to an editor belonging to the respective field of specialization. The editor will send the article to 2 or more reviewers.  Review will be double blind, that is, reviewers and authors remain anonymous to one another. The reviewers’ queries/suggestions/decision will be conveyed to the corresponding author. The author has to provide a response to all the queries/suggestions of the reviewer and, If needed, to revise the manuscript and resubmit it. When the editor and the reviewers are satisfied with the amendments in the manuscript, they send their recommendation to the Editor-in-Chief for final decision on the article. The authors will be informed of the final decision (acceptance/rejection) within 3 weeks. The articles that are accepted will be copyedited for spelling, grammar, print style and format.

Within 3 weeks, the authors will be informed about the reviewers’ comments and acceptance/rejection of their manuscript. Articles accepted would be copy edited for grammar, punctuation, print style, and format. The authors should closely follow the guidelines for writing an article.

Focus and Scope

The journal encompasses high-quality, original contributions in the physical and biological sciences, as well as applied disciplines such as engineering, environmental science, and medical science. It also provides a platform for research in high-energy physics, covering topics such as particle interactions, quantum field theory, and advancements in accelerator technologies. Its scope extends to both experimental methodologies and theoretical advancements, including emerging fields such as quantum computing and artificial intelligence.

Article Processing Charge

The Journal has no funding from any private or government sources. It is funded by subscription of print issues and article processing charges. 

Article processing charge (India): INR3500/- (including print issue); INR2000/- (excluding print issue)

Article processing charge (out of India): USD30/- (excluding print issue)

Article Processing Charges for low-income countries as classified by the World Bank are nil (0).

Types of Article and Word Limit: 

STRUCTURE OF THE ARTICLE

Journal of Research in Theoretical and Experimental Sciences (JRTES) accepts submissions without formatting; however, all manuscripts must include the following sections: Title, Authors, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgements, Source of Funding, Conflict of Interest. All articles that involve human or animal subjects/tissue must declare ethical approval and registration.

Title page

Title page of the article should provide:

1. Article title
2. All author names
3. Author affiliations (position, department, institute, city, country)
4. Corresponding author email id

Abstract: 

Abstract is a summary of the article in 250 words. It should have subheadings: Background, Aims/Objectives, Materials and Methods, Results, and conclusion. It should highlight the principal findings and conclusions.

Keywords: 

Provide 4-6 keywords that represent the main ideas, themes or concepts depicted in the article.

Introduction: 

An introduction should be brief (approximately 500 words) and answer the questions what was the topic, when, where, and how was the research done, and why it was done. Discuss earlier studies citing references and find the gap. Elaborate on the scope and relevance of the study. Introduction should provide background, context, and objectives of research. Also, highlight controversial hypothesis related to your topic of research.

Materials and Methods: 

Clearly describe the methods and instrument used for the study. If you have used any already established procedure, provide reference to it. In medical science manuscripts, patient’s identity should not be revealed. Mention the name and version of AI, code, or software used.

Results and discussion: 

Findings should be presented in logical sequence as tables and figures. Tables and figures may be set near their citation in text. They should be numbered using Arabic numerals only. Statistical techniques should be mentioned. Present both numbers and their percentages in tables/figures. P should always be capitalized and italicized (Examples: P= 0.045; P<0.001).

Relate your findings to other recent studies in the same area and provide references.

Conclusion: 

Present the implications or interpretations of the study in a para.

Acknowledgment: 

You may acknowledge those who provided scientific or technical assistance.

Source of funding:

The source of funding for the study, if any, must be declared under this section. If you have not received funds, mention that you did not receive any funds for the study.

Conflict of interests: 

All authors must declare their conflicts of interest (i.e., personal or professional interest that may lead to compromise in their work).

References: 

Use Vancouver style of references. List all references at the end of your article. References should be numbered in the order in which their citations appear in text. Cite references by consecutive numbers in square bracket before full stop, for example, [1], [2,3]. In-text reference citation should be ordered consecutively. Include all author names in references.

Format references as per the following examples:

Journal Article:

Authors. Article title. Journal. Year Volume(issue):page range.

Eichten E, Hinchliffe I, Lane K, Quigg C. Supercollider physics. Reviews of Modern Physics. 1984 Oct 1;56(4):579.

Book:

Resnick R, Halliday D. Physics. Krishna Prakashan Media; 1966.

Cappelli DP, Mobley CC. Prevention in clinical oral health care. Elsevier Health Sciences; 2007 Oct 26.

Chapter of book compiled by an editor with various chapter contributors:

Forrest JL, Miller SA. Evidence-based decision making. In: Bowen DM, Pieren JA, editors. Darby and Walsh dental hygiene theory and practice. 5^th ed. Maryland Heights: Elsevier; 2020. p. 25-33.

Website:

Marchildon GP, DiMatteo L. Health care cost drivers: the facts [Internet]. Canadian Institute for Health Information; 2011 Oct [cited 2015 Jan 15]. Available from: https://secure.cihi.ca/free_products/health_care_cost_drivers_the_facts_en.pdf

Submission Preparation Checklist

All submissions must meet the following requirements.

• This submission meets the requirements outlined in the author guideline.
• This submission has not been previously published, nor is it before another journal for consideration.
• All references have been checked for accuracy and completeness.
• All tables and figures have been numbered and labeled.
• Permission has been obtained to publish all photos, datasets and other material provided with this submission.

Copyright Notice

The authors retain the copyright. Authors provide an online open access license to the publisher to grant right to first publication of article. 

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