Vietnam Journal of Science, Technology and Engineering (VJSTE): Manuscript Template

General Instructions on using this template and submitting a Subheads: These can be included in Research Articles or Reviews and
manuscript to VJSTE: Thank you for preparing a manuscript for submission should be brief.
to VJSTE. Using this template, or following the guidelines below, will help Equations can be included. We do not recommend using the native
us in processing your paper. Our goal is to be able to identify each section of Word 2007, 2008, 2010 or 2011 equation editor. This can in some cases
your manuscript so that we can accurately record the title, authors, abstract, produce less reliable MathML, the online markup language we use, which
etc. and also be able to enrich it by including reference links and an accurate may result in display errors. Instead, use the legacy equation editor in word
layout. (Insert menu; select insert object; select word equation) or use Mathtype
You can submit your paper at http://vietnamscience.vn (recommended). If you enter equations in simple LaTeX, check that they
So that we can identify the parts of your paper, and even if you do not will convert accurately (Word 2007 and higher can convert simple LaTeX
use our template, please begin each section with the specific key words listed equations).
below. Please do not use paragraph breaks in the title, author list, or abstract. Fig. #: (Begin each figure caption with a label, “Fig. 1.” for example, as
Title a new paragraph.).
Authors Fig. 1. The figure caption should begin with an overall descriptive
Affiliations statement of the figure followed by additional text. They should be
Abstract immediately after each figure. Figure parts are indicated with capital
letters (A). If you prefer, you can place both the actual figures and captions
One Sentence Summary
logically through the text near where they are cited rather than at the end of
Main Text the file (but not both). If a paragraph in the main text begins with the name
Acknowledgements of a figure, write out “Figure” in full (e.g., <para>“Figure 1 shows….”).
References Fig. 2. You can place graphics above each equation as part of this file.
Several of these headings are optional, for example, not all papers will Table #: (Begin each table caption with a label “Table 1.”, etc.) as a
include a one-sentence summary, figures or tables. new paragraph.
Please use the .docx format (all version after Word 2007). Table 1. Start this caption with a short description of your table. Format
More specific formatting instructions are provided in the actual template, tables using the Word Table commands and structures. Do not create tables
which follows. using spaces or tabs characters.
Title: How to Format a Science Paper (replace with your real title) Acknowledgments: The acknowledgments should include a statement
Authors: The author list should be one single paragraph (no breaks). about where the data reported in the paper are presented, archived, or
Authors should be listed by first name or initial followed by last name and available. If in an archive, include the accession number or a placeholder
separated by commas. Use superscript numbers to link affiliations, and for it. Please also include relevant funding information such as grant
symbols *†‡ for author notes. For example, X. Jones1*, P. Smith1,2 numbers and funding agencies. You can also include a statement of author
Affiliations: contributions here. The acknowledgements can be multiple paragraphs.
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Affiliations should be preceded by superscript numbers corresponding References:
to the author list, and each affiliation should end with a period. References should be cited in bracket with a number [1]. Multiple
Each affiliation should be a separate paragraph.
2 reference citations are separated by commas [2, 3] or if a series, dashes [4-6].
*Correspondence to: include the email addresses or telephone number References are listed in numerical order, and in the same order in which
of the corresponding author(s). Please use the asterisk (*) symbol for the they are cited in text. The reference list should include all and only those
corresponding author information. references you have cited in the text. The reference list appears at the end
Abstract: The abstract should be about 100-150 words, and organized of the paper.
in this structure: An opening sentence that sets the question that you address Please include the above heading “References”.
and is comprehensible to the general reader, background content specific to Please do not mix in references with explanatory notes.
this study, results, and a concluding sentence. It should be one paragraph
The reference consist of: Family name(s) and initials of all authors (year
only.
of publication), “Titles of journal articles” (optional), Title of journal, book
One Sentence Summary: A brief summary of the main result of your or other publication, volume(number), page numbers.
paper, without excessive jargon and less than 150 characters.
Example of a reference list:
Main Text: In general, this should include a brief (1-2 paragraph)
[1] T. Binzoni, T.S. Leung, D. Boggett, D.T. Delpy (2002), “A new near
introduction, followed by a statement of the specific scope of the study,
infrared laser-Doppler flowmeter for deep tissue perfusion monitoring”,
followed by results and then interpretations. Please avoid statements of
MAGMA, 14, pp.74-75.
future work or claims of priority, and avoid repeating the conclusions at the
end. [2] T. Binzoni, T.S. Leung, D. Boggett, D.T. Delpy (2003), “Non-
invasive laser Doppler perfusion measurements of large tissue volumes
All of the Figures and Tables should be cited in order (which should be
and human skeletal muscle blood RMS velocity”, Phys. Med. Biol., 48(1),
cited as, for example, figure S1, and table S1). You can include page breaks
if you would like to place the figures within the text. pp.2527-2549.