Manuscript Structure

Title of Manuscript Title of Manuscript Title of Manuscript Title of Manuscript Title of Manuscript

First Author Name1, Second Author Name2, Third Author Name3

1Department of Department, College of College, University of University, City,  city, Postcode,  Country

2Department of Department, College of College, University of University, City, city, Postcode,Country

3Department of Department, College of College, University of University, City,city, Postcode,  Country

 

Correspondence author: Dr. First Second names ([email protected]) 

 

Abstract  

Background

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Aims

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Methodology

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Results

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Conclusion

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  1. Introduction

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  1. Methods and Materials

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  1. Results and Discussions

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Contributorship Statement

Provides a detailed account of each author's specific role and contributions to the research project and the writing of the manuscript. An example of a Contributorship Statement: Conceptualization: A.B., Data Collection: C.D., E.F., Data Analysis: G.H., I.J., Writing—Original Draft: A.B., G.H., Writing—Review and Editing: A.B., G.H., C.D., Funding, Acquisition: A.B., Supervision: A.B.

 

Conflict of intrestrst

No

Acknowledgements

The Acknowledgements section of a research paper or article is where authors recognize and express gratitude to individuals or organizations that contributed to the research but do not meet the criteria for authorship. It provides an opportunity to acknowledge any form of non-authorial support, whether technical, financial, or personal.

    Reference

CJNST follows a numbered referencing style for citations. In this style, references are cited in the text using sequential numbers in square brackets. The corresponding reference is then listed in numerical order at the end of the manuscript.

In-text citation example: The reference number is placed in square brackets at the appropriate place in the sentence, typically after the referenced information or at the end of the sentence.

Example: "Recent studies have demonstrated significant advances in renewable energy technologies [1]. Further improvements were seen in solar cell efficiency in the past decade [2, 3]."

End reference list example: At the end of the paper, references are listed in numerical order based on the order they are cited in the text. The format for each reference follows a specific style, including details like the authors, title of the article or book, journal name, volume, issue, page numbers, and year of publication.

  1. Author(s). Title of the article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), pages, year.
  2. Author(s). Title of the book. Edition (if applicable). Publisher; year.
  3. Author(s). Title of the article. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), pages, year.

Example:

In-text citation: "The impact of climate change on crop yields has been widely discussed in the literature [1]. More recently, improvements in drought-resistant crops have been introduced [2]."

End reference list:

  1. Smith J, Johnson P. Advances in crop resilience to climate change. Agricultural Sciences Journal. 2022;45(3):123-130.
  2. Doe M, Green T. Drought-Resistant Crops: New Innovations. 2nd ed. Academic Press; 2020.
  3. Lee A, Wang X, Patel R. The role of biotechnology in sustainable agriculture. Biotechnology and Environment. 2021;15(4):345-355.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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