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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The manuscript has not been previously published and is not under consideration elsewhere
  • The submission file is in Microsoft Word (.doc/.docx), OpenOffice, LaTeX, or RTF format
  • URLs or DOIs for references are provided where available
  • The text is single-spaced, uses a 12-point font, italics instead of underlining (except URLs), and figures/tables are embedded within the text
  • The manuscript follows the Author Guidelines of NUMERION

Author Guidelines

Manuscripts must be original, unpublished, and written in Indonesian or English.
Length: 4,000–5,000 words.

  1. Submission of Manuscripts

Manuscripts submitted to NUMERION must meet the following criteria:

  • Written in Indonesian or English
  • Original, unpublished, and not under review elsewhere
  • Length between 4,000–5,000 words (exceptions may apply under special conditions)

The full paper template and formatting guidelines are provided by the Managing Editor. Manuscripts that meet the required content and format will be forwarded to reviewers for a double-blind peer-review process.

Revisions may be requested based on reviewers’ comments. Revised manuscripts will be evaluated by the Editorial Board to determine acceptance or rejection.

  1. Manuscript Structure and Preparation

Manuscripts should be prepared using the following structure:

  1. Title
  • Clear, concise, informative
  • Maximum 12 words
  1. Author Information
  • Author name(s)
  • Institutional affiliation(s)
  1. Abstract
  • Length: 150–250 words
  • Written in one paragraph
  • Font: Times New Roman, 11 pt
  • Must include:
    • Research gap
    • Research objectives
    • Analytical techniques
    • Empirical findings
    • Practical implications
  1. Keywords

Reflect important concepts in the article

  1. Introduction (500–2,000 words)

The introduction is written without subheadings and includes:

  • Research background and topic
  • Phenomena, research gap, or theoretical gap
  • Research problems and objectives
  • State of the art and originality
  • Grand theory or theoretical framework
  • Hypotheses formulation (if applicable)

The introduction should present relevant theories and previous studies to support and enrich the analysis. The presentation must be logically coherent and chronologically structured.

  1. Research Methods (500–1,000 words)

This section should provide sufficient detail to allow replication and understanding of the research process, including:

  • Population and sample
  • Operationalization of research variables
  • Data types and sources
  • Data collection techniques
  • Data analysis techniques or models
  1. Results and Discussion (500–1,500 words)

Results are presented systematically and without subheadings, followed by discussion. This section:

  • Explains the meaning and interpretation of data
  • May include tables and figures for clarification
  • Presents findings aligned with research objectives or hypotheses
  • Discusses results by linking them with theories and previous studies
  • Highlights contributions to scientific development

Raw data should not be restated.

  1. Conclusion (1,000–1,500 words)

The conclusion answers the research objectives based on comprehensive understanding of the results and discussion. It is written in descriptive paragraphs, not bullet points.

  1. Acknowledgements (Optional)

Authors may acknowledge individuals or institutions that supported the research. This section may be omitted.

  1. References
  • Only references cited in the text should be included
  • Minimum 10 references
  • Sources published within the last 10 years
  • 80% primary sources (journals/conferences)
  • 20% secondary sources (books/websites)

Authors are strongly encouraged to use reference management software such as Mendeley, EndNote, Zotero, or Microsoft Word References. Manual referencing is not recommended.

The inclusion of DOI numbers is highly recommended.

NUMERION uses APA Citation Style (7th Edition) with DOI format.

In-text citation format:
(Author, Year), e.g., (Tribbiani, 2003)

Reference list arrangement:
Alphabetical order by the first author’s surname.

Examples:

  • Book
    Pescod, M. B. (1989). Environmental Engineering. London: Wiley.
  • Journal Article
    Wakeman, R. A. (1989). Ultrasonic cleaning of membrane processes. Journal of Membrane Science, 3(2), 34–41.
  • Conference Paper
    Suleyman, A. M. (1999). Use of Moringa oleifera as coagulant in water treatment. Proceedings of the International Conference on Water Treatment, Sarawak, Malaysia, 139–145.
  1. Figures and Tables
  • Figures and tables must be embedded within the text
  • Numbered consecutively
  • Table titles placed above tables
  • Figure captions placed below figures
  • Captions must be centered
  • Original sources must be cited

High-quality original image files are required

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