Author Guidelines

E-Pub has established comprehensive author guidelines to support the publication process from initial submission to final publication, ensuring high standards of academic quality, transparency, and effective scholarly dissemination.

• Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and not under consideration elsewhere at the time of submission.
• Only unique and authentic research is accepted.
• Article revisions after submission are permitted in accordance with journal policies.
• Authors may not retract a manuscript once it has been submitted and selected for publication.
• Editors and peer reviewers reserve the right to make necessary formatting, stylistic, and editorial modifications.
• If a manuscript is withdrawn after submission or acceptance, any processing fees already paid are non-refundable.
• Formatting or technical processing fees may be charged in accordance with the standards of the target journal.

For publication-related queries or journal initiatives, authors may contact the journal through the official email address.

By submitting a manuscript to E-Pub Publishing, authors confirm that:

• The work is original and authored solely by the listed contributors.
• The manuscript has not been published previously.
• The content contains no defamatory, unlawful, or misleading material.
• No content violates the privacy, intellectual property, or proprietary rights of any individual or organization.
• All copyrighted material has been used with formal permission, where required.
• Explicit consent has been obtained for the use of personal or sensitive data, where applicable.

Formatting Requirements

• Font: Times New Roman
• Font Size: 12 pt
• Spacing: Single line spacing
• Paper Size: A4
• Margins: 1 inch on all sides
• Paragraph Indentation: 5–7 spaces

Figures and Tables

• Must be centered on the page
• Properly numbered and cited within the text
• Text wrapping should be avoided

(Note: Some journals may require figures and tables to be placed after the references.)

Title

• Clear, concise, and descriptive
• Reflects the scope and outcome of the study

Abstract

• Brief overview of the manuscript (1–2 paragraphs)
• Structured in alignment with manuscript sections

Introduction

• States the purpose and objectives of the study
• Provides relevant background literature
• Clearly defines the research gap and hypothesis

Materials and Methods

• Detailed and reproducible methodology
• Description of materials, instruments, procedures, and participants
• Explanation of data collection and statistical analysis

Results

• Presented objectively using tables, figures, and graphs
• No interpretation beyond observed data
• Statistical outcomes clearly described
• Study limitations acknowledged

Conclusion

• Summarizes key findings
• Explains how objectives were achieved
• Discusses implications and relevance
• Avoids unsupported generalizations

References

• Must follow the citation style prescribed by the target journal
• Commonly aligned with ICMJE guidelines, unless otherwise stated