Manuscript Types

Research in the Mathematical and Natural Sciences (RMNS) accepts the following manuscript types within its aims and scope.

1. Original Research Articles

Original Research Articles present novel and significant findings that advance scientific theory, research methodology, or practical applications.

Relevant contributions may include mathematical theories and proofs, analytical methods, statistical models, computational algorithms, numerical investigations, experimental findings, educational research, or scientific and technological applications.

Manuscripts must demonstrate scientific originality, methodological rigor, analytical depth, reliable findings, and meaningful scholarly contributions.

Theoretical studies require valid scientific or mathematical justification. Computational studies require appropriate verification and interpretation. Empirical studies require sound research design and valid analysis.

2. Review Articles

Review Articles provide comprehensive, critical, and analytical syntheses of existing scholarly research.

They must identify important developments, unresolved questions, methodological limitations, research gaps, and directions for further investigation.

Systematic literature reviews and bibliometric studies may be considered when they provide transparent methodology, rigorous analysis, and significant original synthesis.

Descriptive summaries without substantial critical evaluation are generally insufficient.

3. General Requirements

All manuscripts must comply with the journal's Author Guidelines, publication ethics, and relevant reporting standards.

Submissions undergo initial editorial screening followed, where appropriate, by single-anonymous peer review involving at least two independent external reviewers.

Editorial decisions are based on scientific merit, methodological validity, originality, and ethical compliance.