How do you submit an article format?

the things you DO have to worry about:

1. Don’t attempt to double-space text.
2. Double-space between paragraphs.
3. Use a readable e-mail font.
4. Avoid formatting, such as bold, underlining, or italics.
5. Turn off “smart” (curly) quotes in your wordprocessing.
6. Include your contact information (name, address, etc.)

What is the impact factor of Epilepsia?

6.04Epilepsia / Impact Factor (2019)

How do students publish research papers?

1. Step 1: choosing a journal. Choosing which journal to publish your research paper in is one of the most significant decisions you have to make as a researcher.
2. Step 2: writing your paper.
3. Step 3: making your submission.
4. Step 4: navigating the peer review process.
5. Step 5: the production process.

How do I publish a research paper without a PHD?

Yes, you can. We call it “citizen science.” But it is hard work and it helps to get critical feedback from professional academics. You need to subject your paper to an informal peer review process before you submit it to a journal, which will then submit it to formal peer review.

How do I submit my manuscript to Epilepsia Open?

Submit your paper today at https://mc.manuscriptcentral.com/epilepsiaopen. For more information on types of accepted manuscripts, instructions for manuscript submission, and Epilepsia Open’s position on issues involved in ethical publication, click here to read the journal’s Instructions for Authors.

What is the Epilepsia Journal?

Mission: Epilepsia® is one of the journals of the International League Against Epilepsy (ILAE). The Journal publishes original articles on all aspects of epilepsy, clinical and experimental. The journal also publishes timely reviews, as well as commission and task force reports from various ILAE groups.

Impact Factor: 5.864 Mission: Epilepsia® publishes original articles on all aspects of epilepsy, clinical and experimental. The journal also publishes timely reviews, as well as commission and task force reports from various ILAE groups.

Who can be an author of an epilepsy research article?

Target authorship: Any health care professional, clinical researcher or basic scientists involved in epilepsy related research. Instructions for Authors Types of articles: Regular articles and brief communications (excluding single case reports unless of particular clinical or research importance).