Author Guidelines

 

 

How to Submit

All papers must be submitted to the Journal of Emerging Supply Chain, Clean Energy, and Process Engineering (JESCEE) via our online submission system. Authors must register an account to submit.

Submit Online via OJS

If you encounter difficulties with the online submission process, please contact the Editorial Office at jescee@universitaspertamina.ac.id.

Manuscript Requirements

Please adhere to the following requirements when preparing your manuscript:

Language: The paper must be written entirely in English, including tables and figure captions.
Length: Submitted articles should not exceed 30 pages.
Units: Use SI (MKS) units as primary. CGS units may be used if necessary, but mixing SI and CGS should be minimized. SI units are strongly recommended.
Similarity Index: Manuscripts will be checked using Turnitin. Papers with a similarity index above 20% will be rejected prior to peer review.
Template: All submissions must strictly follow the JESCEE manuscript template. Download JESCEE Template

Required Paper Structure

Manuscripts submitted to JESCEE should follow the standard IMRaD format, organized as follows:

  1. Introduction
  2. Methods
  3. Results and Discussion
  4. Conclusion
  5. Acknowledgement (if applicable)
  6. References

Please ensure that all references mentioned in the reference list are cited in the text, and vice versa. Similarly, all figures, tables, and equations must be cited appropriately within the manuscript body.

Section-Specific Guidelines

Abstract

Provide a brief overview of the research, including background, methodology, and key findings. The abstract must be a single paragraph, not exceeding 200-250 words. Avoid references, footnotes, equations, or undefined abbreviations in the abstract.

Keywords

List a maximum of five keywords relevant to the manuscript, sorted alphabetically.

Introduction

Clearly state the background or motivation for the research, its objectives, and the methodologies employed. Include a succinct literature review that contextualizes the work and justifies its contribution. The specific contribution of the research should be explicitly stated.

Methods

Detail the research process, including materials, equipment, and procedures used, sufficient for others to replicate the study. Information on common knowledge or basic theory should be omitted. Focus on *how* the study was conducted.

Results and Discussion

Present the findings clearly and concisely, often using tables and figures. The discussion should interpret the results, explain their significance, compare them with previous work, and discuss limitations. Avoid simply restating the results; provide in-depth analysis.

Conclusions

Summarize the main findings and their implications. Ensure the conclusion directly addresses the paper's title, objectives, and stated contribution. Avoid making claims not supported by the results.

Acknowledgement

(Optional) Authors may acknowledge individuals or organizations that provided technical assistance, funding, or other contributions to the study.

Reference Formatting

Proper reference formatting is crucial for manuscript acceptance. Please adhere to the following guidelines:

  • Reference Manager: Use of reference management software (e.g., Mendeley, EndNote, Zotero) is strongly recommended to ensure accuracy and adherence to the journal style.
  • Citation Style: Employ number-style citations within the manuscript text (e.g., [1], [2, 3], [4-7]).
  • Recency & Type: References should prioritize recent (ideally within the last 10 years) publications, particularly from peer-reviewed journals.
  • JESCEE Format: All references in the reference list must strictly adhere to the specific JESCEE format. Failure to do so may result in delays or rejection.
  • Mendeley Template: A Mendeley CSL style file for JESCEE is available for download: JESCEE Mendeley Style (CSL)