Abstract
Content: 

It is important to write an informative abstract. The study background, aim of the study, the brief methodology, the main findings, and the major conclusions should all be included in the abstract. For an abstract to be effective, it must be stand-alone and self-explanatory. References, tables, and figures should not be cited in the abstract. Additionally, non-standard, or unusual abbreviations should be avoided; nevertheless, if they are necessary, they must be explained at the time of their first mention in the abstract text.

Author Information: Include the names, affiliations, and contact information (email addresses) of all

authors. Indicate the corresponding author.

Keywords: Provide a list of keywords that accurately reflect the content of your abstract.

Formatting: Please refer to the template here 

Full manuscript format

These instructions are written in a form that satisfies all the formatting requirements for the author’s manuscript. Please use them as a template in preparing your manuscript. Authors must take special care to follow these instructions concerning margins. The basic instructions are simple:

Manuscript shall be formatted for an A4 pages.
The text shall have both the left and right margins justified.
The manuscript file should be formatted as single-spaced, single-column text. All pages must be numbered sequentially, facilitating the reviewing, and editing of the manuscript. The manuscript must be written using 12 pt Times New Roman font, and the ‘symbols’ font should be used for representing Greek characters. The manuscript should be written in English in a clear, direct, and active style.

Manuscripts should include:

Title Page
Authors’ information (affiliation and email)
Abstract
Keywords
Introduction
Method and Materials
Results and Discussion (including tables and figures). Author may split results from discussion(optional)
Conclusions
Conflict of Interest
Acknowledgements
References (any format provided using reference manager software)