📘 Open Science Articles (OSAs)
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📝 Review policy
All submissions to the community undergo a mandatory peer-review process.
This scholarly evaluation ensures that contributions meet academic standards, maintain scientific accuracy, and add value to the field of study.
📝 Curation Policy: Only Scientific Fields
This policy aims to focus exclusively on content related to scientific fields. It encompasses information directly related to scientific research, theories, concepts, and methods. However, content that does not have a scientific foundation or is based on speculative discussions is excluded. Scientific fields may include a wide range of disciplines such as physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics, astronomy, engineering, and social sciences.
This curation policy is enforced to ensure scientific accuracy, to maintain discussions grounded in evidence, and to preserve the reliability of the data presented.
📊 Summary Table
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Section
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Description
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Word Range
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⚠️Note:Please do not upload more than one (1) article at the same time, as these articles are undergoing the peer-review process. Articles that are not sufficiently evaluated will remain unpublished and excluded from evaluation.
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Author Name
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Mandatory
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Author e-mail
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Mandatory
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Orcid ID
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Mandatory for each author. ORCID ID are mandatory.
You must include your ORCID iD in both your user profile and manuscript submission.
Failure to do so will result in automatic rejection of future submissions.
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Zenodo Membership
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Mandatory:
Your Zenodo membership must also be linked to your ORCID ID. Please do not upload the article without this.
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Title
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Concise title reflecting the study. Mandatory
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1–15 words
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Abstract
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Summary of the study. Mandatory
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150–250 words
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Keywords
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Key terms related to the topic. Mandatory
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4–8 words/phrases
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Introduction
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Purpose and significance of the study
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300–600 words
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Methods
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Research methods
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500–1000 words
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Results
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Findings of the research
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300–800 words
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Discussion
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Interpretation of findings
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500–1000 words
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Conclusion
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Main conclusions and suggestions: Mandatory
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150–300 words
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Acknowledgments
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Acknowledgment of contributors
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50–150 words
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References
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Cited references. Mandatory:
Citations/References within the text must be numbered (e.g., ... [1]). Citations that are not individually numbered and are written collectively will not be accepted.
Citation format:
Keçeci, M. (2025). Characterization of Keçeci Number Systems as Chaotic and Hyperchaotic Maps. Open Science Articles (OSAs), Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16954468
A link to the DOI numbers or DOI address must be included.
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Variable (10–50)
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Appendices (Optional)
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Additional information
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Variable
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No publication that references astrology can be published on this platform!
Astrolojiye atıf yapılan hiçbir yayın bu platformda yayınlanamaz! |
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This table provides a concise overview of the essential sections in a scientific publication, along with their typical word ranges. Different journals or disciplines may adjust these ranges, but the core structure generally remains consistent.
Note: Different journals or disciplines may adjust these word ranges slightly; however, the overall structure generally remains consistent.
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⚠️ Note: Old Published Articles
- Please remove the old publication and DOI details from the header.
- The old DOI information should also be removed from the title.
- Kindly include this information in the references section.