For Authors
Author Guidelines
Use these requirements together with the journal’s aims and scope, section guidance and publishing policies when preparing a manuscript.
Manuscript preparation
Submissions should be written in clear academic English, present an original scholarly contribution, and follow the reporting standards appropriate to the study design and discipline.
- Use A4 page size with readable, consistent formatting.
- Prepare an editable manuscript file; DOCX is the preferred working format.
- Include a concise title, author names, affiliations, corresponding-author information, abstract and keywords.
- Organize the main text using discipline-appropriate headings such as Introduction, Methods, Results, Discussion and Conclusion where applicable.
- Number figures and tables consecutively and cite each item in the main text.
- Use clear captions, define abbreviations and report units consistently.
- References must be complete, accurate and consistently formatted.
Article types
Required author information
- Full author names and institutional affiliations.
- Corresponding author email and contact information.
- ORCID identifiers where available.
- Author-contribution statement where appropriate.
- Funding information and grant identifiers where applicable.
- Conflict-of-interest declaration.
- Data-availability statement where relevant.
- Ethics approval and consent information for regulated research.
Submission checklist
- The manuscript fits the journal and selected academic section.
- The work is original and is not under simultaneous consideration elsewhere.
- All authors have approved the submitted version and author order.
- Figures, tables, supplementary files and references are complete.
- Required ethics, consent, funding, data and conflict disclosures are included.
- Any material use of generative AI is disclosed in accordance with EJSIR policy.
- The manuscript does not contain fabricated, falsified, plagiarised or manipulated material.
Reference style
Numeric in-text citations are supported in forms such as [1], [1, 4], [3–6] and [2, 5–8, 11]. Reference entries should contain sufficient bibliographic information to identify the cited work reliably.
Equations, figures and supplementary material
Display equations should be numbered consecutively when referenced in the text. High-quality figures should be supplied in suitable publication resolution. Supplementary material must be clearly named and described.