• The manuscript must be written in English.
• The manuscript must be original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere.
• Use Times New Roman, 12 pt, 1.5 line spacing, and standard 2.5 cm margins.
• Manuscript length: 5–15 pages including tables, figures, and references.
• Follow the structure outlined below.
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1. Abstract

• Provide a concise summary of the study (150–250 words).
• Include research objectives, methods, main results, and conclusions.
• Include up to 5 relevant keywords.

2. Introduction

• Explain the background and research problem.
• Clearly state the research objectives.
• End with the main research question or hypothesis.

3. Method

• Describe the research methodology in sufficient detail for replication.
• Include research type, population/sample, materials, procedures, and data analysis methods.

4. Results

• Present research findings clearly and systematically.
• Use tables, figures, or charts as needed.
• Focus on facts; avoid excessive interpretation.

5. Discussion

• Interpret the significance of the results.
• Compare with previous research findings.
• Explain research implications and limitations if applicable.

6. Conclusion and Suggestion

• Summarize the main research findings.
• Provide recommendations for future research or practical application.

7. Acknowledgment

• Express gratitude to contributors such as funding sources, facilities, or guidance.

8. References

• Include all references cited in the manuscript.
• Use a consistent citation style (APA, Vancouver, etc.).
• Ensure all references are listed and there are no unused citations.

Additional Notes:

• Ensure the manuscript is free from plagiarism.
• Use formal and clear language.
• Check grammar and spelling before submission.