CureScience Editor and WriterLawrence D Jones
Writing guidelines
Basic format to reference journal articles
1.
Author or authors. The
surname is followed by first initials.
2.
Year of publication of
the article.
3.
Article title (in
single inverted commas).
4.
Journal title (in
italics).
5.
Volume of journal.
6.
Issue number
of journal.
7.
Page range
of article.
For journal references, the following elements need to
be included in your Work(s) Cited entries:
Author
names.
Title
of article.
Title
of Journal (the Container)
Volume and
issue number.
Date of
publication.
Page
numbers.
Database
(the 2nd Container)
DOI, URL or
Permalink.
For example, your
first reference should begin with Connors, M.H. et al.
M. H.
Connors et al., “Non-pharmacological interventions for Lewy body
dementia: a systematic review,” Psychol. Med., vol. 48, no. 11, pp.
1749–1758, Aug. 2018, doi: 10.1017/S0033291717003257.
In
addition, CureScience has the following requirements for preparing an
article. Souvik and you have been given this previously. This is
the only format that I will accept.
Authors
Guidelines for “White Paper” Manuscripts
Colorful
Cover Sheet reflecting a background consistent with the subject matter of
the manuscript (Get recommendations from Omnia
or Aakriti)
Title
page (centered)
Title of the manuscript
Author (s)
Address
Address to whom all correspondence is sent (if
necessary)
Keywords
Table
of Contents page (Same format, Times Roman font 12 point)
Abstract
followed by all the paragraphs. Each Section should have the
appropriate Header.
Abstract
and all Headers are labelled with Roman Numerals, 12 point, Times Roman,
Bold)
Manuscript
rules
·
Title:
Bold
28
points
Times
New Roman
Center
·
Authors,
Keywords and Acknowledgement:
Author
name in bold
Address
in italics
12
points
Center
·
Heading
1:
Bold
16
points
Capitalized
·
Paragraphs
under Heading 1
12
points
2.0
line spacing
No
indent
Justified
·
Heading
2
Bold
15
points
Capitalized
Left
0.51 cm indent
·
Paragraph
under Heading 2
12
points
1.5
line spacing
0.51
cm indent
Justified
·
Heading
3
Non-bold
13
points
1.02
cm indent
·
Paragraphs
under Heading 3
1.25
line spacing
12
points
Left
1.02 cm indent
Justified
You can select appropriate styles from template file.
Use Greek letters instead of spelling it out.
Use ß not beta
Use TM for CureScience. Use appropriate
trademarks for drugs, e.g. Platinol®.
Graphics are preferably between paragraphs. If
the graphics are made by the author or in-house, no citation is
necessary.
If the graphic is taken from a literally source, then
a citation is necessary.
Don’t insert title using right click for tables. Just
add text and follow the image caption guidelines.
References appropriately placed at the end of a
sentence in the following format [#].
All References are enumerated at the end of the manuscript.
The foregoing are guidelines for professional publications. Guidelines will change in accordance with the periodical. In addition, styles may take on a more liberal approach as in Medium.
Examples of both technical and non-technical blogs and articles can be found under my name or as a co-author in the following links.
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Writing guidelines
Basic format to reference journal articles
1.
Author or authors. The
surname is followed by first initials.
2.
Year of publication of
the article.
3.
Article title (in
single inverted commas).
4.
Journal title (in
italics).
5.
Volume of journal.
6.
Issue number
of journal.
7.
Page range
of article.
For journal references, the following elements need to
be included in your Work(s) Cited entries:
Author
names.
Title
of article.
Title
of Journal (the Container)
Volume and
issue number.
Date of
publication.
Page
numbers.
Database
(the 2nd Container)
DOI, URL or
Permalink.
For example, your
first reference should begin with Connors, M.H. et al.
M. H.
Connors et al., “Non-pharmacological interventions for Lewy body
dementia: a systematic review,” Psychol. Med., vol. 48, no. 11, pp.
1749–1758, Aug. 2018, doi: 10.1017/S0033291717003257.
In
addition, CureScience has the following requirements for preparing an
article. Souvik and you have been given this previously. This is
the only format that I will accept.
Authors
Guidelines for “White Paper” Manuscripts
Colorful
Cover Sheet reflecting a background consistent with the subject matter of
the manuscript (Get recommendations from Omnia
or Aakriti)
Title
page (centered)
Title of the manuscript
Author (s)
Address
Address to whom all correspondence is sent (if
necessary)
Keywords
Table
of Contents page (Same format, Times Roman font 12 point)
Abstract
followed by all the paragraphs. Each Section should have the
appropriate Header.
Abstract
and all Headers are labelled with Roman Numerals, 12 point, Times Roman,
Bold)
Manuscript
rules
·
Title:
Bold
28
points
Times
New Roman
Center
·
Authors,
Keywords and Acknowledgement:
Author
name in bold
Address
in italics
12
points
Center
·
Heading
1:
Bold
16
points
Capitalized
·
Paragraphs
under Heading 1
12
points
2.0
line spacing
No
indent
Justified
·
Heading
2
Bold
15
points
Capitalized
Left
0.51 cm indent
·
Paragraph
under Heading 2
12
points
1.5
line spacing
0.51
cm indent
Justified
·
Heading
3
Non-bold
13
points
1.02
cm indent
·
Paragraphs
under Heading 3
1.25
line spacing
12
points
Left
1.02 cm indent
Justified
You can select appropriate styles from template file.
Use Greek letters instead of spelling it out.
Use ß not beta
Use TM for CureScience. Use appropriate
trademarks for drugs, e.g. Platinol®.
Graphics are preferably between paragraphs. If
the graphics are made by the author or in-house, no citation is
necessary.
If the graphic is taken from a literally source, then
a citation is necessary.
Don’t insert title using right click for tables. Just
add text and follow the image caption guidelines.
References appropriately placed at the end of a
sentence in the following format [#].
All References are enumerated at the end of the manuscript.
The foregoing are guidelines for professional publications. Guidelines will change in accordance with the periodical. In addition, styles may take on a more liberal approach as in Medium.
Examples of both technical and non-technical blogs and articles can be found under my name or as a co-author in the following links.
Example work
Lawrence D's other services
$55 /hr