Author Guidelines

Aims and Scopes

The aim of Science Letters is to foster the growth of fundamental and applied science and technology research activities among scientists and engineers and to provide a medium for mutual communication between the academia and the industry on the one hand, and the world scientific community on the other.

The Journal welcomes original research articles; research notes or short communications and topical or interpretative review articles (previously unpublished) in all established areas as follows: 

• Chemical Sciences and Technology
• Environmental Science and Technology
• Food Science and Technology
• Material Science and Technology
• Biological Science and Technology

Online Submission

Authors should submit their manuscripts online. Electoral submission substantially reduces the editorial processing and reviewing times and shortens overall publication times.

Please follow the hyperlink "Submit Your Paper" and upload all of your manuscript's files. (Manuscript Main Full Text Word & PDF Files which contain all parts (Text, each Table, and Figure in the appreciate place, References,...).

The authors also should nominate at least three (3) potential reviewers or expert in the related field.

The journal will be printed in black and white and prospective manuscripts should be original and not published or considered as publication elsewhere.

Types of Manuscript

Preparation of Manuscripts

For general style, consult recent issues of Science Letters. Manuscripts should be typed one column style on the A4 paper. Each page should be numbered.

Manuscript Sections

The paper should clearly describe the reason for undertaking the work, and present methods used and the results found and scientific interpretations based on the findings should be presented in " Results and Discussion" section.

It is suggested that the authors prepare their manuscripts in the following manner: 

•  Title
•  Names and work and email addresses of authors
•  Abstract
•  Key Words
•  Introduction
•  Experimental and/or Theoretical Section
•  Results and Discussion
•  Conclusions
•  Nomenclatures
•  Acknowledgements (if required)
•  References

 Note: In Review manuscripts, the following sections can be omitted:

- Experimental Section, Results and Discussion, Acknowledgements

Title

Use specific and informative titles; they should be as brief as possible, consistent with the need for defining the subject area covered by the paper and for indexing and retrieval purposes. 

(Use Times New Roman Font, Size 14 Bold).

Authorship

Be consistent in authorship designation. Use first name, second initial, and surname and email address. Give complete mailing address of laboratory or organization where work was conducted.

If the current address is different, include it in a footnote on the title page. 

The name of the author to whom inquiries about the paper should be addressed may be indicated with an asterisk (corresponding author). (Use Times New Roman Font, Size 12).

Abstract

The abstract should be a clear, concise summary (100 to 300 words with no abbreviations)-informative rather than descriptive-giving the scope and purpose, methods or procedures, significant new results, and conclusions.

(Use Time New Roman Font, Size 12).

Key Words

3 to 5 keywords should be provided on the title page. This words must be used in the abstract. (Use Times New Roman Font, Size 12, Italic).

Introduction

The manuscript should have a short introduction including a brief literature survey report with enough references to previous works on the subject.

In the last paragraph of Introduction, the author should state the reasons for the work.

Experimental Section

This should be presented as a clear and detailed description of experiments procedure and analytical conditions to enable readers to carry out similar work. Sample preparation procedures must be clear and repeatable.

Supply name, model and configuration details of equipment used and data handling methods.

Specify name, detail specifications and sources of used agents and chemicals. 

Results and Discussion

The original and important findings should be stated and discussed.

Conclusions

This section consists of a short collection of bullet points that convey the core findings of the article.

Text

The text of articles submitted must be concise and in a readily understandable style. The technical description of the methods used should only be given in detail when such methods are new.

The essential contents of each paper should be briefly recapitulated in an abstract. Assume the reader is not a novice in the field.

Include only as much history as is needed to provide background for the particular material covered in your paper. Sectionalize the article and insert appropriate headings. (Use Times New Roman Font, Size 12)

All typescripts (including the references) must carefully be checked for errors before submission. Failure to observe this may result in some delay in publication.

Equations

Type all equations and formulas clearly (Use Equation Editor in Microsoft Word). Number equations consecutively by using Arabic numerals. Place superscripts and subscripts accurately.

Structural formulas and Chemical Equations should be drawn in Chem. Office or similar software. All symbols used must be clearly defined.

If the number of symbols used is small, it is permissible to define these in the text where its first occur. If the number is large, a separate table of notation must be prepared Roman symbols should be listed in the table first, then Greek.

Systems of Units

Units of measurement should be presented simply and concisely using System International (SI) units.

Tables

Avoid tables and graphs that involve superfluous duplication of data. Substitute a few typical results for lengthy tables when practical. Number tables in order of mention in the text. 

Use each table in the appropriate place in the text. Use Table tools of Microsoft Word for establishing the Tables. 

(Use Times New Roman Font, Size 12, for Table's Contents and Size 12 for captions). Captions must be typed up of each table.

Figures

The figures should be carefully designed and prepared in a form suitable for direct reproduction. All lettering should be prepared for a size that can be read after reduction.

Label the axes outside the graph properly Number all illustrations consecutively. Use each figure in the appropriate place in the text.

Figures should be supplied in either vector art formats (Illustrator, EPS, WMF, FreeHand, CorelDraw, PowerPoint, Excel, etc.) or bitmap formats (Photoshop, TIFF, GIF, JPEG, etc.).

(Use Times New Roman Font, Size 12).

Type caption under each Figure by Times New Roman Font, Size 12.

Literature Cited

Note: Please refer to recently published articles (especially papers published in this journal) in your manuscript.

References should be listed on a separate sheet in numerical order according to their order of appearance in the text. (Do not use "Anonymous".). Typical citations are illustrated below:

APA Format:

REFERENCES

Or

IEEE Format: 

 Proofs

Authors will receive page proofs for correction and check for typesetting and editing when their contribution is first set, but there is really time for further proofs also to be sent for checking.

This will be done, however, where the amount of alteration makes it advisable.

Important Notes:

Major alterations are not accepted. Authors submitting a manuscript do so on the understanding that if it is accepted for publication, exclusive copyright in the paper shall be assigned to the publisher.

Under no circumstance, articles received will not be returned to the authors. The publisher will not put any limitation on the personal freedom of the author to use the material contained in the paper in other works.

The publisher of Science Letters and its editors assume no responsibility for statements and opinions advanced by contributors. The Authors are responsible for copyright permission to use the Softwares, Standards, Patents, etc.

Reviewer Suggestion 

Kindly please suggest three potential reviewers with their affiliation and email contacts in the comments to the editor section.