Article Template Guidelines

Manuscript Formatting Guidelines

Article Styling

  • Column Layout: Single column
  • Font Type: Times New Roman
  • Font Size: 10 pt
  • Paper Size: A4
  • Page Orientation: Portrait
  • Top Margin: 0.7 inch
  • Bottom Margin: 0.7 inch
  • Left Margin: 0.67 inch
  • Right Margin: 0.56 inch

Article Structure

  • Title: Limited to a maximum of 120 characters
  • Author Information: Full name, institutional affiliation, and valid email address
  • Abstract: Should not exceed 200 words
  • Keywords: Up to five relevant and precise terms
  • Introduction
  • Review of Literature
  • Problem Statement
  • Methodology / Research Approach
  • Findings and Analysis
  • Conclusion
  • Future Perspectives
  • References
  • Author Biography with Photograph(s)

Detailed Section Guidelines

  • Title:
    The title must be concise, descriptive, and clearly indicative of the research objective or focus. It should be easily understood by readers across related disciplines.
  • Author Name, Affiliation, and Email ID:
    List only the first and last names of authors. Refrain from using honorifics or titles such as Mr., Mrs., Miss, etc. Provide a non-institutional email address for correspondence.
  • Abstract:
    Provide a single-paragraph summary, not exceeding 200 words, that outlines the research question, methodology, key results, and primary conclusions.
  • Keywords:
    Select five concise and relevant keywords that accurately reflect the paper’s core topics and areas of focus.
  • Introduction:
    A succinct section (ideally within one page) offering a contextual background, research significance, and objectives of the study.
  • Literature Survey:
    Present a brief overview of prior studies and existing knowledge relevant to the research domain.
  • Methods / Research Approach:
    Describe the analytical framework, techniques, and procedures adopted to investigate the research problem.
  • Results / Discussion:
    Detail the outcomes, interpret key findings, and compare with previously established data or scholarly benchmarks.
  • Conclusion:
    Provide a concise summary of the study’s major findings and implications.
  • Future Scope:
    Discuss potential research extensions, improvements, and broader implications. Highlight the limitations and suggest areas for future investigation.
  • References:
    Adhere to Vancouver or Oxford citation style. Ensure proper referencing of all external sources with full attribution to original authors.
  • Author Short Profile:
    Include a brief professional biography for each contributing author, accompanied by a passport-sized photo. This adds credibility and familiarity for readers.

Warm regards,
Editorial Team
Journal of Dalian University of Technology (JDUT)