Information for authors

The contribution must be structured as follows:

  • Title of the article in the language of the paper
  • Author's name and surname
  • Resume in the language of the paper
  • Title of the article in English
  • Article title in English
  • Suitably structured content of the article
  • References
  • Contact the author

The length of the paper is normally 4 to 10 pages (including reference list, figures, tables and appendices). Page layout: top and bottom margins 3 cm, left and right margins 2.5 cm, simple line spacing, indent the first line of the paragraph by 1.25 cm, align in a block.

Before sending the file with the paper, check that it is not infected. Save the file under the same name as the last name of the first or second author. Authors are responsible for the content and language of their contributions. If you do not use the allowed range, we recommend that the number of pages of the paper be even and that the sheet space be used as much as possible. Only unavoidable modifications will be made during printing; do not number the pages. Please pay attention to proofreading; any errors you make will be reproduced. Take care to ensure the appropriate layout and balance of the different parts of the paper and the aesthetic placement and quality of figures and diagrams. Substantive and terminological correctness and spelling of the paper are a requirement.

Chapter titles should be numbered and written as indicated in this manual and the template. Write mathematical relationships starting from the left margin and place their numbering in round brackets towards the right margin. For more complex formulas, use the Equation application in Word to create the equations Use standardized symbols, symbols, and abbreviations. Avoid using photographs.

When writing text, respect the provisions of EN 01 6910. Note, for example, that a space is omitted before and after symbols that replace words (e.g. +, -, %, etc.), just as when you use a word. Where the standard allows alternative forms of notation, use only one alternative consistently and do not change the form of notation (e.g. kg.m or kg m). Note the line spacing (e.g. 22 000 V and not 22000V) and the spacing between the numerical value and the unit of magnitude e.g. 20 N, 18 %.

Bibliographic citations should be made in accordance with APA 7. ed. (American Psychological Association, Seventh Edition).