Manuscript Preparation

• Manuscripts must be submitted in LaTeX (.tex) format using the journal template, or as a PDF for initial review.
• LaTeX submissions should include all source files (.tex, .bib, images, .sty) in a single ZIP archive.
• All figures must be high-resolution (300 DPI minimum) in PNG, PDF, or EPS format.
• References must use numeric citation style with square brackets: [1], [2,3], [4-6].
• Use the \begin{thebibliography}{99} environment for the reference list.

Structure

Research articles should follow this general structure:

• Abstract (150-250 words) with keywords
• Introduction — problem statement, motivation, contributions
• Related Work — prior art and positioning
• Methods — computational approach, data, model architecture
• Experiments — setup, baselines, evaluation metrics, results
• Discussion — biological significance, limitations
• Conclusion — summary and future work
• Data and Code Availability — links to repositories

Reproducibility

Authors are strongly encouraged to:

• Provide source code on GitHub, GitLab, or similar platforms
• Deposit datasets in public repositories (GEO, PDB, Zenodo, etc.)
• Include sufficient detail for independent reproduction of results

Review Policy

All submissions undergo double-blind peer review. Each manuscript is evaluated by 2-3 independent reviewers. Authors should not include identifying information in the submission version.

Article Processing Charges

An APC of $99 USD applies upon acceptance. Fee waivers are available for researchers from low-income countries and active platform reviewers.

Ethical Requirements

• Studies involving human data must comply with applicable ethics regulations and declare IRB approval where required.
• Use of AI-generated text must be disclosed.
• All sources must be properly cited; plagiarism will result in rejection.