Research Article

Contents:
Title, Author(s)’s name and affiliation(s), Abstract, Key words, Introduction, Materials and methodology, Results and discussion, Conclusion, Social Relevance and expected outcome, Industrial application, Acknowledgement, Scire ABI and References.

Length limit: 12 pages

Short Communication

Contents:
Title, Key words, Author(s)’s name and affiliation(s), Social Relevance and expected outcome, Industrial application, Acknowledgement, Scire ABI and References.

Length limit: 3 pages

Numbering

Page number Bottom, plain number -2
Figure number serially as Fig. 1, Fig. 2, and Fig. 3.
Table number serially as Tab. 1, Tab. 2, and Tab. 3

Abbreviations

Only universally accepted abbreviations can be used and it should be defined on first appearance in the text.

Page Background

No color, No watermark, No borders

Hyperlink and Footnote

No hyperlink or footnote are permitted

Symbol

Symbols should be double checked before submission

Units of Measurement

SI Units

Species names/genes

Italics. For all species, authentic, latest Latin names should be given. Full generic and the species name with the authority should be mentioned when indicating it for the first time in the article, and in succeeding reference, the generic name can be abbreviated and the authority be deleted.

Cover letter

The cover letter should include the Title of the research paper, Name(s) of the Author(s), their affiliation followed by e-mail address of the corresponding author. The authorship cannot be changed once the submission is done. It is mandatory to specify the type of article (Research article, Review article or Short communication) and relevance of the study.

Article Briefing Illustration

Authors are requested to submit and Article Briefing Illustration to show the entire article information in a manner of flow chart Download Scire ABI

Title

It must be in sentence case, unless highly requires the capital letter in between. Title should be informative and concise. Abbreviations should be avoided.

Abstract

The abstract should not be more than 250 words and it must be brief and informative. No citation is permitted

Key words

4—5 key words need to be mentioned in alphabetical order. Abbreviations should be avoided.

Introduction

It should be concise and state the objective of the experiment. It should indicate the motivation for the article/study. Subheadings are not allowed. Relatable literature should support the problem addressed and relevance of the study. Literature review must come along with introduction, not as separate heading. Literature and review cited must be relevant and up to the date.

Materials and methods

This part should enable the reader to repeat the work. The year of experiment/ investigation carried out and the materials, equipments used with origin and make (if applicable) should be mentioned. Reference for the methodology should be indicated. Duration taken for the work, experimental design, software version used for the data documentation, treatments, pattern of the questionnaire used (if any) also must be pointed out.

Results and Discussion

It should contain the result of the experiments conducted chronologically in well organized structure with its interpretation. Problem indicated in the introduction should be answered here. Each experiment can be shown under separate headings, with its discussion part. Unexpected results and discrepancy should also be explained. Limit speculation. The best suitable graphs types should be chose. Tables, graphs, charts and illustrations must be presented consecutively by the order in which you mention them in the text.

Tables

It should be in time and space effective manner with title (sentence case) describing what is in it. A proper explanation in the text should be given by referring table number, Example (Tab.1). Consistency should be maintained in units, abbreviation and group or treatment name. Lengthy tables should be avoided. Column head must be in bold and sentence case with units in bracket. De-clutter the table by giving sufficient space in each column and row.

Illustrations

Clarity of the illustrations, figures and photo prints should be ensured. Unit of magnification and measures should be indicated. Legends to figures and photos should be given on the foot of the figure/photo with figure number. Example, Fig. 1: Description. Similar figures can be grouped to avoid large space consumption. An appropriate detail in the text should be given by referring figure number, Example (Fig.1).

Conclusion

Conclusion should be drawn from the findings and should be expressed by relating to the objectives and the result obtained.

Social relevance and expected outcome

It should come in separate heading after conclusion. Limit to 50-75 words. Suggestion for the future research also can be included.

Applicable industries

Minimum 2 industries (Example: Textile industry, Leather industry)

Reference

It should follow alphabetical and chronological order. Citation in the text must be (Author, year) or (Author 1 and Author 2, year) or (Author et al., year).