Submission Guidelines

General Submission Requirements

Human Biology Journal invites authors to submit original research and scholarly contributions relevant to the journal’s aims and scope. Authors should ensure that their manuscripts are scientifically sound, clearly written, and prepared according to the journal’s Author Guidelines.

Originality and Exclusive Submission

Submitted manuscripts must be original and must not be under consideration by another journal simultaneously. Any related publications, preprints, or overlapping manuscripts should be disclosed to the editorial office.

Manuscript Preparation

Authors should prepare their manuscripts in clear, formal English with appropriate organization, headings, tables, figures, and references. Manuscripts should include a suitable title, abstract, keywords, and other sections relevant to the article type.

Author Information

The submission should include the full names and institutional affiliations of all authors, together with the corresponding author’s valid email address. All listed authors must approve the final manuscript and agree to its submission.

Ethical Requirements

Authors must comply with applicable research ethics requirements. Where relevant, manuscripts should include statements concerning ethics approval, informed consent, funding, and conflicts of interest.

Figures, Tables, and Supporting Materials

Figures and tables must be clearly labeled and cited in the manuscript. Authors are responsible for the accuracy of submitted materials and for obtaining permission to reproduce copyrighted content where required.

Submission Procedure

Authors should submit their manuscripts through the journal’s designated submission system or follow the instructions provided by the editorial office. All required files and supporting documents should be included with the submission.

Editorial Assessment and Peer Review

Submitted manuscripts undergo an initial editorial assessment for suitability, completeness, and scientific quality. Manuscripts considered suitable may proceed to peer review. Authors may be asked to revise their manuscripts in response to editorial or reviewer comments.

Correspondence

The corresponding author is responsible for communicating with the editorial office throughout the submission and review process and for coordinating responses to editorial queries on behalf of the co-authors.