The publication of scientific articles can meet several objectives. Whether they are more personal or more based on exchange, they are always part of the “duty” of the researcher and the doctoral student: that of sharing their discoveries.
We ask all researchers, whether doctoral students, laboratory researchers, working as teacher-researchers or others, to respect our conditions.
Our major objective of the publication is to advance the state of knowledge in many fields. To do this, we take into consideration articles from conferences, symposia, study days and other articles to advance the field of research and our cultures around the world.
As a general rule, scientific articles follow a traditional outline, which begins with an introduction which may include a problematization, a theoretical framework and methodology, a development, leads to a discussion and ends with a conclusion.
Once the journal has been selected, the editorial guidelines have been applied, and the article has been corrected and reread by a peer, the scientific article can be sent to the journal. Writing a cover letter (or letter to the editor) allows you to present the article to reviewers.
We impose a number of pages (15 or 20 maximum), a font type and size (.............).