To the Authors

List of requirements for the design of materials and conditions for submitting articles for publication

 1. List of materials required for publishing a scientific article

1.1. The author(s) must prepare the necessary materials in accordance with the requirements below: the manuscript of the article and accompanying documents.

1.2. The manuscript of the article and accompanying documents are submitted in electronic form.

1.3. Accompanying documents to the article manuscript must include: Author's certificate for each author (full name, degree, rank, place of work, address to which the author's copy should be sent).

  1. Rules for the formatting of a scientific article manuscript

2.1. Authors submit manuscripts to the editors strictly in accordance with the rules for the preparation of materials given in Appendix 1.

2.2. Submitted articles must comply with the structure given in Appendix 2 (full name, place of work of all authors, their positions, academic degrees, academic titles, title and abstract of the article, keywords must be in Russian and English, email address).

2.3. The bibliography is provided after the text of the article in accordance with GOST R 7.05-2008 in the standard format established by the Russian Science Citation Index (RSCI). Examples of bibliographic references are provided in Appendix 3.

2.4. After receiving the materials, the manuscript is sent for review.

2.5. Upon receiving a positive review, the editors notify the authors that the article has been accepted for publication, along with the reviewers' and editors' comments, which require corrections and additions. If the article is rejected, the editors will send the author a reasoned refusal.

2.6. Authors are responsible for the selection and accuracy of the facts, quotes, statistical and sociological data, proper names, geographical names, and other information provided. The editors reserve the right to make editorial revisions. The editors may publish materials without sharing the author's views (subject to discussion).

2.7. No more than two articles by one author may be published in one issue of the journal.

2.8. Full-text versions of articles, abstracts, keywords, and author information in Russian and English are freely available online on the publication's official website and on the eLIBRARY.RU Scientific Electronic Library platform.

  1. Procedure for submitting scientific article materials to the editors

The electronic version of the article manuscript and scanned supporting documents (in jpeg format) must be submitted to the editorial office by email at editor@ejournal17.com . Dear authors, to save time, please follow the journal's article formatting guidelines.

 

Appendix 1

Rules for the design of materials

Articles are submitted by Journal’s Online Submission Portal or by e-mail (e-mail: editor@ejournal17.com) and are formatted as follows.

Article text formatting:

  • Manuscript size: no less than 10 and, as a rule, no more than 24 A4 pages .
  • Margins: left and right – 2 cm, bottom and top – 2 cm.
  • The main text of the article is typed in Word. The main text font is Times New Roman. The text is typeset in 14 font size with a line spacing of one and a half. To ensure consistency of style, do not use font highlighting (italics, underlining, etc.). The first line indentation of a paragraph is 1 cm. Complex formulas are created using the MS Equation 3.0 formula editor built into WinWord. Formulas are centered in a column without an indent, their serial number is indicated in parentheses and placed in a column (page) justified to the right. The only formula in an article is not numbered. Formulas are not separated from the text by additional spacing above and below.
  • For references to formulas in the text, round brackets are used – (1), for references to literary sources – square brackets [1].
  • The bibliographic list is given 14 kg at the end of the article strictly in the order of mention in the text.
  • The article must contain the UDC code, the title of the article, the full names of the authors, their academic degree, academic rank, position, name of the organization where the work was completed, an abstract of the article (0.5 pages) and keywords (in Russian and English, 10 words each), and an email address.

Graphic design of the article:

  • Illustrations are created in vector format in the Corel Draw 11.0 graphics editor, or in any of the MS Office 97, 98, 2000 or 2007 graphics applications.
  • Graphs, drawings and photographs are inserted into the text after the first mention of them in a form convenient for the author.
  • Captions (14 kg, normal) are given:

- under the illustrations in the center after the word Fig. with a serial number (14 kg, normal);

- above the table, justified to the right after the word "Table," with a serial number (14 kg, normal). This is the only figure; the table is not numbered in the text.

 

Appendix 2

Article structure : Nomenclature of the specialty with code (in English and Russian), UDC , title (in English), first name, patronymic and last name in (English), information about the author: organization, city, country, place of study/work, year/position, degree, rank, office/home address (in English), e-mail, abstract - 0.5 page (in English), keywords - up to 10 words (in English). Article text (in English or Russian).

THE STRUCTURE OF THE ARTICLE TEXT consists of: introduction; materials and methods; discussion; results; conclusion . Notes (in English or Russian). If the notes are in Russian, transliterated references MUST be provided below. Transliteration can be done on the Translit website , BSI must be indicated in the "options" field. Notes (At least 10 references to literature or sources must be disclosed in the note) .

UDC, TITLE (in Russian), first name, patronymic and last name in (Russian), information about the author: organization, city, country, place of study/work, year/position, degree, rank, office/home address (in Russian), e-mail, abstract - 0.5 page (in Russian), keywords - up to 10 words (in Russian).

 

Appendix 3

Examples of bibliographic reference formatting:

The bibliography is provided after the text of the article. All references in the list are numbered sequentially and arranged in the order they are mentioned in the text.

  1. Description of a book by one author The following information must be provided for books: author(s), title, city and publisher, year of publication, and number of pages. The description of a book begins with the author's last name if the book has no more than three authors. Only the first author is written before the title. Borisov, I.I. Voronezh State University Enters the 21st Century: Reflections on the Present and the Future. Voronezh: Voronezh State University Publishing House, 2001. 120 p. Physical Chemistry of Non-Aqueous Solutions / N. Ya. Fialkov, A. N. Zhitomirsky, Yu. N. Tarasenko. Leningrad: Chemistry, Leningrad Branch, 1973. 376 p.
  2. Description of a book by four or more authors The description of a book begins with the title if it is written by four or more authors (GOST 7.80-2000). All authors are listed only in the statement of responsibility. If necessary, their number is reduced. A description of collective monographs and collections of articles is also given. Quality assurance of chemical analysis results / P. Buytash, N. Kuzmin, L. Leistner, et al. Moscow: Nauka, 1993. 165 p. Pyrazolones in analytical chemistry: abstract of conf. Perm, July 24–27, 1980. Perm: Perm State University Publishing House, 1980. 118 p.
  3. Description of the article from the journal For an article from a journal, you must indicate the authors of the article, the title of the article, the title of the journal, the year, the issue number, and the beginning and end pages of the article. Wagner A.I. Legal structures in environmental law / A.I. Wagner, O.I. Koch, I.I. Ivanov // Environmental law. 2008. No. 3. pp. 4–12. Determination of hydrogen in magnesium, zirconium, and sodium using the S2532 setup / E.D. Malikova, V.P. Veluhanov, L.S. Makhinova, et al. // Russ. J. of Phys. Chemistry. 1980. Vol. 54, issue 11. pp. 698–789. Kozlov N.S. Synthesis and properties of fluorine-containing aromatic azomethines / N.S. Kozlov, L.F. Gladchenko // News of the Academy of Sciences of the BSSR. Chem. Sciences, 1981. No. 1. pp. 86–89. Crawford, PJ The reference librarian and the business professor: a strategic alliance that works / PJ Crawford, TP Barrett // Ref. Libr. 1997. Vol. 3, No. 58. R. 5–34.
  4. Description of the article from the continuing publication Lezhenin V.N. Development of the provisions of Roman private law in Russian civil legislation // Jurid. zap. / Voronezh. state University, 2000. Issue 11. pp. 19–33. Zhivopistev V.P. Complex compounds of thorium with diantipyrylmethane / V.P. Zhivopistev, L.P. Patosyan // Uchen. zap. / Perm. University, 1970. No. 207. pp. 14–64.
  5. Description of the article from the non-periodical collection by Lyubomilova G.V. Determination of aluminum in tantaponiobium minerals / G.V. Lyubomilova, A.D. Miller // New research methods for the analysis of rare earth minerals, ores and rocks. Moscow, 1970. Pp. 90-93. Judicial power: federal and regional levels / Yu.V. Astafiev, V.A. Panyushkin // State and local authorities: legal problems (Russia-Spain): collection of scientific papers / Voronezh, 2000. Pp. 75-92.
  6. Description of the article from the multi-volume edition of Locke J. An Experience of Toleration / John Locke: collected works in 3 volumes. Moscow, 1985. Vol. 3. pp. 66-90. Asmus V. Metaphysics of Aristotle // Aristotle: works in 4 volumes. Moscow, 1975. Vol. 1. pp. 5-50.
  7. Description of dissertations by Ganyukhin T.G. Modification of PVC properties during synthesis: dis. ... Cand. of Chemical Sciences: 02.00.06. N. Novgorod, 1999. 109 p.
  8. Description of dissertation abstracts Zhukov E.N. Political centrism in Russia: abstract of dis. ... Cand. Philos. Sciences. Moscow, 2000. 24 p.
  9. Analytical reviews Economy and politics of Russia and neighboring countries: analytical review, April 2007 / Russian Academy of Sciences, Institute of World Economy and International Relations. Moscow: IMEMO, 2007. 39 p.
  10. Patents Russian Federation Patent No. 2000130511/28, 04.12.2000. Eskov D.N., Bonshtedt B.E., Koreshev S.N., Lebedeva G.I., Seregin A.G. Optical-electronic apparatus // Russian Patent No. 2122745. 1998. Bulletin No. 33.