Statement
Gazettes aims to publish research articles that are groundbreaking findings with conclusions that represent substantial advancements in understanding of important problems. Especially noteworthy articles are the ones with profound implications, and Gazettes pursues every opportunity to put these out to the scientific community and to the general public. Its mission is to, first, ensure that the results of important scientific work are circulated widely and quickly, and second, support scientists by providing them a platform to report and share their work.
Gazettes aims to publish research articles that are groundbreaking findings with conclusions that represent substantial advancements in understanding of important problems. Especially noteworthy articles are the ones with profound implications, and Gazettes pursues every opportunity to put these out to the scientific community and to the general public. Its mission is to, first, ensure that the results of important scientific work are circulated widely and quickly, and second, support scientists by providing them a platform to report and share their work.
Selectivity
Gazettes is highly selective and among the few publishers that focus on quality rather than quantity. Its aim is not to increase its revenue by publishing thousands of articles every month but rather to promote high quality science. The selectivity should not be a deterrent to authors but instead point them to the kind of meticulous, original work sought by Gazettes.
Access
Gazettes is committed to open science and open access. However, it
Body
The main text or body should be split into clearly-labelled sections, usually background, methods, results, discussion and conclusions. The background should provide sufficient context for the significance of the experimental results to be clear. Scientific jargons should be defined. The methods section should be brief but contain all the necessary details for interpretation and replication of results. Please provide specific details of the materials used. For initial submission, please incorporate figures and tables into the manuscript file at appropriate locations. LaTex files are allowed later if accepted for publication. Note the permitted length of maximum 3000 words or 6 pages, whichever limit is reached first.
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Please list all author names separated by commas in order of authorship. Equal contribution should be indicated using an unique superscripted symbol such as †. The author names should appear exactly as indexed in official archives. Corresponding affiliations should be stated using superscripted numerals next to the authors' names. Note that Gazettes lists affiliations starting with organization, followed by city, country, institute, department, laboratory. Please double-check for errors and enter the names and affiliations exactly as asked. State all affiliations in the manuscript in case of multiple affiliations. In our submission portal, enter only the primary or preferred affiliation.
The submitting author is considered as the corresponding author, the primary contact for all communication and the only one able to access the manuscript in our submission portal during editorial consideration.
For submissions with more than one author, specific contribution of each author must be stated using either CRediT or Gazettes role allocation methodology GRAM.
Gazettes does not require a separate ethics statement and competing interest declaration. Please check appropriate boxes in our submission portal and prepare the necessary forms for uploading along with the manuscript.
Primary data if reported must mention where and how the supporting data, materials and code can be accessed. If this is an external repository, for example, the database, accession number, and other relevant details must be specified. To comply with good scientific practices please cite all datasets and code. If you are including the data as supplementary information, please state so.
Please list the funding sources for each author or the common funding for the group or project.
Other
References to the cited literature will be listed in the order of their appearance at the end of the article.
Figures and tables must be numbered and referred to. These must be accompanied by appropriate captions in the manuscript, and include relevant copyright information. If accepted, tables must be editable and figures should be uploaded as a single .zip file. Please provide high resolution images wherever possible, preferably in JPEG, PNG, BMP or TIFF format. For TeX/LaTeX-coded figures, please convert to PS or EPS. Note that the Journals will publish all figures in color, while the biannual print will contain black and white versions.
Data of secondary importance, or data which cannot be included either because of the size or because of the format, such as presentations and videos, can be zipped and uploaded in the submission portal. Supplementary information is not edited by Gazettes and must be thoroughly checked before submitting.