Publication Standards

GUIDELINES FOR AUTHORS - Templates with guidelines

1. Figures, Tables, Charts and Illustrations

The use of figures, tables, charts and other illustrative elements must follow criteria of scientific relevance, clarity and moderation, respecting the ethical principles and axiological standards of the scientific community related to the manuscript’s subject.

All graphical elements must be cited in the text prior to their insertion. After presentation, each element must include:

the source (origin of the figure, table or chart);
an explanatory paragraph indicating the key aspects the reader should observe.

Figures, tables and charts must be numbered sequentially in ascending order, according to their appearance in the text.
Titles must be placed above the element, and sources below it.

2. Authorship

In accordance with the double-blind peer review process, the Microsoft Word file submitted must not contain any author identification, including names, institutional affiliations or e-mail addresses.

Complete author information must be provided exclusively in the submission metadata and included again only in the final version of the article, after completion of the peer review process.

The order of authorship must reflect the degree of contribution and relevance of each author to the manuscript.

3. References

References must strictly follow ABNT NBR 6023 standards, aligned to the left, with single line spacing and 1.5 cm spacing between references.

Reference example:

DA SILVA, Felipe Alves et al. Ergonomic analysis in civil construction: a literature review. Revista Multidisciplinar do Nordeste Mineiro, v. 1, p. 1, 2019.

4. Originality

The journal publishes exclusively original and unpublished manuscripts, which have not been published nor are under review in other national or international journals.

5. Editorial Process

Each submitted manuscript will undergo an initial editorial analysis within a period of up to 3 business days.
Authors will receive feedback by e-mail containing editorial or reviewer comments and required revisions, when applicable.

6. Manuscript Length

Manuscripts must contain between 10 and 35 pages, according to the journal template.
Submissions exceeding or falling below this range may be accepted upon justified explanation provided in a brief note, subject to editorial evaluation.

7. Number of Authors

Each manuscript may include up to 8 authors without additional charges.
For manuscripts with more than 8 authors, an additional fee of BRL 60.00 per extra author will be applied, limited to a maximum of 14 authors, due to indexing and citation requirements of the databases in which the journal is registered.