Types of Publications
There is no limit for the length of manuscripts, except for more than 10 pages, the cost will increase by 50 Egyptian bounds/ page for Egyptians and 5 dollars/page for non-Egyptians. Make sure that the subject and method section is written in details so that the study can be reproduced.
When submitting the Manuscript to TEAR, be sure that it is neither published in another Journal nor been under consideration for publication in any other journal. TEAR accept article types as follows:
Research Articles: Original research manuscripts. The journal considers all research manuscripts provided that the work reports scientifically sound experiments and provides a substantial amount of new information.
Reviews: These provide concise and comprehensive updates on the “State of the Art” in a given area of research.
Submission Process
Manuscripts for TEAR should be submitted by email info@tear.suez.edu.e.
The corresponding author, is the author who submits the manuscript and Follows up the research with the editorial board and during the reviewing process until it is approved. The corresponding author must ensure that all co-authors accepted the submitted form of the manuscript.
Accepted File Formats
The manuscript should be submitted in a word format, 12 point-font, Times New Roman, one and halve space.
Cover Letter
Each manuscript must contain a cover letter that includes the significance of the research paper and how it fits to the scope of the journal.
Manuscript Preparation
General Considerations
Materials and Methods: Author should describe the new methods and protocols in details to be allowed for replication when possible. Safety considerations should be described, including any procedures that are hazardous, any reagents that are toxic, and any procedures requiring special precautions in detail.
Supplementary Materials: The title of each supplementary material should be clear and should be referred to within the research.
English Corrections
Acknowledgments
These should be mentioned in a separate section at the end of the article before the references.
References
Citation in text
Citation refers to the source that is mentioned in the body of the paper. Authors have to ensure that all cited references in the text should be present in the reference list (and vice versa). If the authors cite a reference "in press", it implies that the item has been accepted for publication.
Text: All citations in the text should refer to:
In-text citations of Harvard referencing contain the author (s)’s or editor (s)’s surname, year of publication and page number (s).
1. Single author: the surname of the author (without initials) and the year of publication.
2. Two authors: surnames of both authors and the year of publication.
3. Three or more authors: surname of the first author followed by "et al." and the year of publication.
1- Citation of books in the text should be cited by the author's name(s) and the year of publication.
Reference List: References refer to a list of the sources that is cited. References should be listed alphabetically (Harvard Style).
When different articles were written by the same first author but with different second authors, the references should be listed according to the surname of the first author's and then according to the second author's surname.
Articles written by the same first author with more than one co-author should be listed alphabetically according to the first author's surname and then according to the year of publication.
If more than one reference to the same first author surname with the same publication year, a letter should be suffixed to the year (a, b, c etc.), indicating the alphabetical order of the second or third author surname.
References to books should include the author (s)’s surname, Initials, publication year, title, edition, city of publication, and the publisher.
References from a Chapter in an Edited Book, should include the author (s)’s surname, Initials, publication year, title of chapter, in editor (s) surname and initials (eds.) Title of the book, edition, city of publication, and the publisher.
References to periodicals should include the author (s)’s surname, Initials, publication year, title, Journal name, volume, Issue, pages.
References from the website should include the author (s)’s surname, Initials, publication year, title (Online). Available at: http://www.... (Accessed: date…..)
Journal abbreviations source
Journal names should be abbreviated according to Index Medicus journal abbreviations: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/tsd/serials/lji.html;