Author Guidelines

To expedite the review process, please format the manuscript in the following way:

All manuscripts will be peer-reviewed by our reviewers through a double-blind process. Detailed Author’s address (university, country), including telephone number, Fax number and email address for the corresponding author should be mentioned.

Review Process

All manuscripts must be submitted to Axton alone, must not be previously published, already accepted for publication, or under consideration for publication elsewhere. After acceptance in the journal, the manuscript must not be published elsewhere in any form, without prior permission of publisher. All the manuscript submitted to the Axton receives individual identification code and would initially be reviewed by the editors for suitability for publication. Manuscripts with insufficient originality, serious scientific or technical flaws or lack of a significant message are returned back before proceeding for formal peer-review.

Manuscripts found suitable for publication are sent to two or more expert reviewers for peer-review. The journal follows a double-blind review process, wherein the reviewers and authors are unaware of each other's identity. After receiving the reviewer's report/comments, the report will be communicated to the authors for possible corrections. Authors will be directed to submit the revised manuscript within the time limit, along with a point by point response to reviewers' comments. We ensure speedy publication of the submitted articles and target to finish the initial review process.

Manuscript Template

Types of Manuscripts

Editorial, Research, Review, Case Report, Mini Review, Short Communication, Perspectives, Video Articles, eBooks etc…

Editorial

Manuscript should not contain more than 1000 words and with a minimum of 5 references to a maximum of 10 references.

Research Article

The state of current research and the context of the research presented. Often it will cover work previously carried out by the same research team and how the new results relate to that. A research article usually contains at least: Abstract, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Conclusions and References, Figures & Tables if any.

Case Report

A case report describes the symptoms, signs, diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up of medical cases. It usually refers to an un-reported, unexpected, unusual occurrence. It is usually short and focused with a limited number of tables and/or figures, and references. Authors should indicate in the manuscript how this case report contributes to the current literature.

Review Article

It summarizes the current state of understanding in a given research area by citing relevant recent/Current studies. It discusses the researches that previously published, rather than reporting new experimental results.

Mini Review

Is a descriptive summary of research/review on a topic that has previously been studied. The purpose of a mini review is to inform readers of the significant knowledge and ideas that have been established on a Precise topic.

Letter to the Editor:

Article should not contain more than 1000 words; and should be with a minimum of 5 references to a maximum of 10 references. In letter to the editor, authors can convey their thoughts and can raise their concerns on recently published articles.

Short Communication

A short communication usually contains no more than 2500-3000 words with a few tables and/or figures, and references.

Processing Fee

Axton Publishing Group is a self-supporting Publisher that does not receive funding from any institution/government. Hence, the Journals Operation is merely financed by the handling/processing fee received from authors, institutes, organizations and some academic /corporate sponsors. Being an Open Access Journal, it does not receive payment for subscription as the articles are freely accessible over the internet permanently. Anyone can access the full text content published in Axton Journals immediately after publication.

It is for the above reasons that we charge article processing fees. There are no submission charges however, authors of articles are required to pay the processing fee after their manuscript has been accepted for publication. Partial waiver will be provided for the non-funding quality research works upon request.

Manuscript withdrawal charges

If the author withdraws the article after acceptance of the manuscript and payment has also been made, there will be NO REFUND of the Article Processing Charge (APC) already paid.

If a manuscript is withdrawn within 36-48 hours of submission, no penalties are charged to the author and co-authors.

If any author request withdrawal after peer review stage or Galley Proof or PDF Stage or after Publication author should pay withdrawal penalty.