GRS Publisher Author Guidelines

The GRS Publisher* provides a clear set of guidelines for authors submitting manuscripts to ensure the integrity, quality, and smooth processing of all submissions. Adhering to these guidelines will improve the chances of acceptance and expedite the peer-review process.

1. Submission Process

Online Submission: All manuscripts must be submitted through the GRS Publisher’s online submission portal. Ensure that the manuscript file is correctly formatted before submission.

Language: Manuscripts should be written in clear, fluent English. Non-native speakers are encouraged to seek professional language editing services if necessary.

Originality: Manuscripts must be original, not previously published, and not under consideration elsewhere. GRS Publisher implements a strict anti-plagiarism policy using plagiarism detection software.

 2. Types of Manuscripts

Original Research Articles: Comprehensive reports on new research, providing significant contributions to the field.

Review Articles: Thorough, authoritative surveys of existing research, often by experts in the field.

Case Reports: Detailed reports of individual medical or clinical cases with broad implications.

Short Communications: Brief articles presenting novel findings or important preliminary data.

3. Manuscript Structure

 Manuscripts should follow the following format:

Title Page:

Title of the manuscript.

Full names and affiliations of all authors.

Corresponding author’s email and contact information.

Abstract: Provide a concise abstract (250-300 words), summarizing the research objectives, methods, results, and conclusions.

Keywords: Select up to 7 keywords that help readers understand the essential concepts in your manuscript, particularly for complex or less common terms.

Introduction: State the background, objectives, and rationale for the study.

Materials and Methods: Detailed description of the research methods, study design, materials used, and data analysis. For clinical studies, ethical approval and informed consent must be included.

Results: Present findings clearly, supported by tables, figures, or graphs where applicable.

Discussion: Interpretation of the results, comparison with previous research, and potential implications for the field.

Conclusion: Summarize the key findings and suggest directions for future research.

Acknowledgments (optional): Acknowledge any financial support, institutional resources, or individual contributions.

References: List all references cited in the manuscript using the APA citation style, depending on the     journal’s preference. Number references sequentially in the order they appear in the text.

4. Formatting and Style:

File Format: Manuscripts should be submitted in MS Word format. Ensure that figures, tables, and references are embedded properly.

Text Format: Use Times New Roman , 12-point font, and double spacing. Margins should be set to 1 inch on all sides.

Figures and Tables: Figures should be high resolution (300 dpi), submitted as separate files in formats such as JPEG, PNG, or TIFF. Tables should be included within the text, numbered consecutively, and accompanied by a descriptive caption.

Abbreviations: Spell out all abbreviations the first time they appear in the text, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses.