Submission Guidelines
Scope & Types of Manuscripts
Living Systems Journal (JLS) is open to original, scientifically sound and ethically carried out papers contributing to the development of biological sciences as well as research on living systems.
Papers submitted by researchers, scientists, educators, health care professionals, and others whose work fits the scope and aims of the journal are highly encouraged. Various types of manuscripts that can enhance scientific research and innovation are accepted.
Types of Manuscripts
| Manuscript Type | Purpose |
|---|---|
| Original Research Articles | Present novel experimental or theoretical research findings |
| Review Articles | Summarize and critically evaluate existing scientific literature |
| Systematic Reviews | Provide comprehensive evidence-based literature analyses |
| Methodological Papers | Introduce innovative research methods or laboratory techniques |
| Short Communications | Report significant preliminary findings |
| Case Studies | Present unique biological or ecological observations |
| Perspectives | Discuss emerging scientific concepts and future directions |
| Commentaries | Critically examine recent developments in life sciences |
Submission Requirements
Manuscripts should be written in a way that:
- Relevant to the scope of the journal.
- Original and unpublished research.
- Aims and objectives of the research stated clearly.
- Use scientific methodologies.
- Analysis and interpretations of the data should be precise.
- According to the journal style guidelines.
- In accordance with all the ethics involved.
- Author names and affiliations must be included.
Manuscript Submission Process
Typically, the submission process of a manuscript is done through:
- Manuscript Preparation
- Online Manuscript Submission
- Initial Evaluation by the Editor
- Scope & Quality Analysis
- Peer Reviewing
- Revision (If necessary)
- Final Decision by Editor
- Publication
It is recommended for authors to understand the submission requirements of the journal before submitting the manuscript.