Introduction Academic journals play a significant role in disseminating new knowledge and advancing research in various fields. The process of publishing research findings involves several stages, including submission, peer-review, editing,…
A standard manuscript includes an abstract, introduction, methods, results, discussion, and conclusion. It also contains figures and tables visually representing large and complex data, which generally form part of the…
In research, aim and objective are two important terms that are often used interchangeably. However, there is a fundamental difference between them. Aim refers to the overall goal or purpose…
Receiving a rejection letter from a journal editor can be disheartening, especially if you submitted your article with the hopes of having it published. You may begin to wonder if…
A research problem is a specific statement based on the area of research, a situation to be improved, a challenge to be overcome, or any question that needs elaborate investigation…
Introduction Recognizing the rightful authors who have contributed significantly to the development of any scientific work is essential. It is a practice in which an author, co-author, and corresponding author…
Introduction Research limitations are a regular concern for scientists. It is frequently believed that the stifling issues with research are limits associated with writing research papers. However, limitations might improve…
Scholars worldwide make significant contributions to the advancement of knowledge in the STEM fields by publishing their research work in academic journals. Academic journals can be classified into two types…