Article Submission

1. Checklist for Article Submission ▾
   1. The manuscript must be original and not previously published or under consideration by another journal unless an explanation is provided in the Comments to the editor.
   2. The study's subject matter must align with the scope of this journal.
   3. The submission file must be in Microsoft Word format, with a maximum length of 20 typed pages, including tables, figures, and illustrations.
   4. URLs for references should be provided where available.
   5. The manuscript must conform to the stylistic and bibliographic guidelines specified in the journal's Submission Guidelines.
   6. Authors must obtain permission for any figures or diagrams reproduced from other publications, and proof of permission must be submitted along with the manuscript.
   7. The manuscript must strictly adhere to the journal's formatting requirements.
   8. The similarity index must not exceed 20%, excluding references.
   9. The manuscript must include more than 20 references, with a minimum of 40% sourced from publications within the past five years.
   10. References must be formatted correctly and properly cited within the text.
   11. The manuscript must be thoroughly spell-checked and grammar-checked before submission.
2. Manuscript Types And Requirements ▾
   1. Research Articles
      • Description: Original research contributions presenting new findings or conceptual analyses that significantly advance knowledge in advanced manufacturing. This includes roadmaps for specific technology areas.
      • Structure: Introduction, Results, Materials and Methods, Discussion, Conclusions.
   2. Reviews or Mini-Reviews
      • Description: Comprehensive evaluations of existing literature, including systematic reviews, to synthesize current knowledge and identify future research directions.
      • Structure: Introduction, relevant section headings, Conclusions.
   3. Commentaries
      • Description: Opinion-based articles offering insights, perspectives, or expert opinions on critical challenges and emerging trends in the field.
   4. 4. Letters
      • Description: Short communications addressing specific topics, preliminary findings, or responses to previously published articles.
3. Submission Guidelines ▾
   • Article Preparation Guidelines
     • Manuscripts intended for publication in the Journal of Advanced Manufacturing and Material Processing should be formatted in a camera-ready form with production-quality figures and submitted online through the journal submission platform via Submission Form- Journal of Advanced and Manufacturing and Material Processing (JAMMP). A cover letter must accompany each submission.
   • General Instructions
     • Manuscripts should be typed in 11-point Arial font and 1.15-spaced.
     • The maximum length of the submission is 15 typed pages, including tables, figures, and illustrations. Authors are advised to limit the number of words in the manuscript (excluding acknowledgement and references) to 8000 words, as practised by prominent journals.
     • The required typesetter template can be downloaded here: [Journal Template].
   • Abstract
     • The abstract should be a single paragraph using Arial font, size 11, with a maximum of 300 words.
     • It must provide a concise summary of the work, highlighting the problem, objectives, methodology, and significance of the findings.
   • Keywords
     • Authors should provide up to five subject-specific keywords aligned with the core topics of the paper.
     • Keywords should be specific and arranged from the most specific to the most general.
   • Units
     • All scientific and technical data must be stated in SI units.
   • Footnotes
     • Footnotes should be used sparingly and only when necessary.
     • They should be single-spaced, 8pt font size, and separated from the main text by a short line at the bottom of the page
   • Manuscript Structure
     • Introduction
       • The introduction should be well-structured, connecting all components of the work cohesively.
       • Authors must justify the research problem and provide supporting literature.
       • Literature must be critically discussed rather than simply listed.
       • The manuscript should follow APA 7th edition citation style with a minimum of 30% of references less than five years old.
   • Methodology
     • This section should clearly describe the research approach, including the design, simulations, and analysis techniques used.
     • Tables and figures should be effectively incorporated to support explanations.
   • Results and Discussion
     • The section should start with an overview of the analysis presented.
     • Graphs and diagrams must be high quality and consistent in formatting.
     • Discussion should:
       1. Use standard methods for analysis.
       2. Follow a structured continuity to answer research questions.
       3. Build a systematic argument for conclusions.
       4. Compare findings with existing literature and fundamental principles.
       5. Provide clear conclusions regarding analyzed parameters.
   • Conclusion
     • This section should succinctly relate all findings to the stated objectives.
     • It should clearly state the key findings, limitations, and future research opportunities.
     • The conclusion should not exceed one page.
   • Acknowledgement
     • Authors must fully disclose any grants, funding sources, or intellectual assistance that contributed to the research.
   • Conflict of Interest Statement
     • Authors must declare any potential conflicts of interest or explicitly state if none exist.
   • References
     • The manuscript must follow the APA 7th edition referencing style.
     • In-text citations should include the author's surname and publication year, e.g., (Field, 2005) or (Field et al., 2017).
     • Direct quotations must include page numbers, e.g., (Field, 2005, p. 14).
     • The reference list should be alphabetically arranged and further sorted chronologically if necessary.
     • Multiple works by the same author in the same year should be labelled (a, b, c), e.g., (Field, 2005a; Field, 2005b).
     • The total number of references should exceed 20, with at least 40% being from the last five years.