🖊️ Author Guidelines
🎯 About CSRB Submissions
CSRB welcomes original research articles, review papers, and brief communications across a multidisciplinary range. To ensure a smooth review and publication process, authors are required to adhere to the following guidelines:
🗂️ 1. Manuscript Preparation
✅ Format:
MS Word (.doc/.docx) or LaTeX
1.5‑line spacing, 12‑pt Times New Roman font
✅ Word Limit:
Original Research Articles: 3,000–5,000 words
Review Articles: 4,000–6,000 words
Brief Communications: 1,000–2,000 words
✅ References: Must be formatted in APA style, listed at the end of the manuscript, and cited appropriately within the text.
📰 2. Structure of the Manuscript
Each submission must include:
🏁 Title Page: Title of the paper, names and affiliations of authors, and the corresponding author’s email.
📝 Abstract: A succinct summary (250–300 words) highlighting aims, methods, results, and conclusions.
🔑 Keywords: 3–5 keywords relevant to the content.
📑 Main Text:
Introduction
Methodology
Results
Discussion
Conclusions
Acknowledgements (if any)
References
🖼️ 3. Figures and Tables
✅ Figures must be of high quality (300 dpi) and in JPEG or PNG format.
✅ Tables should be concise, numbered sequentially, and accompanied by titles and legends.
⚖️ 4. Ethical Consideration
✅ All studies involving human or animal subjects must adhere to institutional review policies and ethics standards.
✅ CSRB uses plagiarism detection tools, accepting only original works.
🚀 5. Submission Process
✅ All submissions must be made online through the CSRB submission portal.
✅ A cover letter stating the significance and originality of the work is required.
🔍 6. Review and Publishing Process
✅ All manuscripts undergo a double‑blind peer review process.
✅ CSRB aims for a rapid review and publication timeline, generally within 4–6 weeks.
📞 Contact
For any questions, contact the CSRB Editorial Office:
✉️ Email: editor@csrbjournal.org
🌐 Website: https://csrbjournal.org/
🙌 Thank you for considering CSRB for your publication! Together, we advance the boundaries of multidisciplinary research.