Submissions

Author Guidelines

Submission Guidelines for Original Articles and Reviews

Original articles and reviews are accepted for publication. All submitted manuscripts are evaluated by the editor to ensure they align with the journal's goals and scope, as well as to verify their originality through anti-plagiarism checks. Manuscripts that meet the minimum quality standards and demonstrate at least 75% uniqueness will be sent for peer review. Based on the reviewers' feedback, a decision will be made regarding acceptance or rejection.

The editor reserves the right to reject submissions that do not meet the journal's quality standards. Authors are advised to ensure that their research plan, arguments, and structure are well-organized and clearly articulated before submission.

Design Requirements

First Page Information:

Title of the Manuscript

The title should accurately reflect the content of the article and be engaging to readers. It must be informative, concise, and free of jargon or abbreviations. The title should not exceed 12 words. Formatting: Bold, Times New Roman, 12 pt, centered (in English, Kazakh, and Russian).

Author(s): Include the initials and surname of each author (in English, Kazakh, and Russian). Below the authors' names, provide the full name of their affiliated organization, city, and country (in English, Kazakh, and Russian). Formatting: Times New Roman, 12 pt, bold, centered.

Corresponding Author’s Email: The email address of the corresponding author should be marked with an asterisk (*). If all authors are from the same institution, numbering is not required.

Abstract

The abstract should be no longer than 200 words. It should expand on the title by providing a concise overview of the study. The structure of the abstract should include:

• A description of the problem.
• The rationale for studying the problem.
• The methodology used by the author.
• The key findings of the research.

Keywords: Include 5 keywords that capture the essence of the article. Formatting: Times New Roman, 12 pt, regular font.

1 Introduction

The introduction should establish the relevance of the research, clearly state the problem, provide a brief literature review, and outline the goals and objectives of the study. It should highlight the significance of the research, identify gaps in existing knowledge, and emphasize the need for the study.

2 Materials and Methods

This section should provide a detailed description of the materials and methods used in the research to ensure reproducibility.

2.1 Materials

Provide comprehensive information about the reagents, equipment, and other materials used.

2.2 Methods

Describe the experimental procedures, tests, syntheses, and analyses. Include details such as equipment models, countries of manufacture, and software versions where applicable.

3 Results and Discussion

Present the research findings using tables, graphs, and diagrams. Analyze and interpret the data, comparing the results with those of other studies. Tables and figures should be numbered sequentially and referenced in the text. Captions should be centered and without indentation.

4 Conclusion

Summarize the main findings of the study, discuss their practical significance, and suggest directions for future research.

Acknowledgments

Acknowledge financial support, assistance from colleagues, or the use of specialized equipment in one concise line.

References

Cite sources using Arabic numerals in square brackets (e.g., [1]). For multiple citations, separate references with commas (e.g., [2, 3]) or dashes (e.g., [4-6]). Combined citations are also acceptable (e.g., [1, 3-5]).

Formatting References:

1 Aksartov R.M., Aizikov M.I., Rasulova S.A. Method of quantitative determination of leukomysin // Bulletin of the Gumilyov ENU. Chemistry series – 2003. – Vol. 1. No. 8. – pp. 40-41. (Journal article)

2 Kurmukov A.A. Angioprotective and lipid-lowering activity of leuomysin. Almaty: Bastau, 2007. 148 p. (Book)

3 Abimuldina S.T., Sydykova G.E., Orazbayeva L.A. Functioning and development of sugar production infrastructure // Innovation in the agricultural sector of Kazakhstan: Mater. International Conference / KazNU named after al-Farabi. – Almaty, 2010. – pp. 10-13. (Conference proceedings)

4 Sokolovsky D.V. Theory of synthesis of self-aligning cam mechanisms of drives [Electronic resource]. – 2006. – URL: http://bookchamber.kz/stst_2006.htm (accessed: 03/12/2024). (Electronic resource)

Author Information

Provide a separate page with detailed information about the authors in three languages (English, Kazakh, and Russian). Include the following:

Full name of the authors.

Affiliation (place of work).

Academic degree and title (if applicable).

Position.

Contact phone number.

Email address.

ORCID ID (registration instructions can be found at https://orcid.org/).

Manuscript Formatting

Margins: 2 cm on all sides.

Alignment: Justified.

Font: Times New Roman, 12 pt.

Line Spacing: 1.5.

Paragraph Indentation: 1.25 cm.

Page Orientation: Portrait.

Recommended Length: 20 pages.

Review Articles: Must include at least 100 references, with the majority from the last five years.

Template for Submission

To ensure consistency, authors are encouraged to download and use the article template provided by the journal.