• It does not contain abbreviations
• Strictly correspond to the content of article

• Not less than 1800 characters with spaces
• No more than 1900 characters with spaces

• It does not contain abbreviations that are understandable only from the context of article

• No more than 10 words
• Do not contain abbreviations that are understandable only from the context of article
• Separated by commas

• Before a figure, there must be a reference to the figure in the form: Fig. 1, Fig. 2‒4, Fig. 5, a. Before a figure, there should be a link to the figure (in the same chapter/subsection as the figure itself)
• The caption under a figure should take the form: Fig. 1. The title of the figure.
• If the figure consists of several subfigures, the caption should take the form: Fig. 1. The title of the figure: a ‒ the name of the first subfigure; b ‒ the name of the second subfigure...
• If there are designations, abbreviations, or abbreviations in the figure, the transcript of which were not given earlier in the text, then those should be explained in the text under the figure. For example, the figure shows three charts, which are marked, respectively, by numbers 1, 2, and 3. Then the text under the figure should take the form: Fig. 1. Title: 1 ‒ chart 1; b ‒ chart 2; 3 ‒ chart 3.
• Text under the figure must be part of the text.
• Figures should be streamlined "in text."
• The inscriptions in the figure should not be bold or sloping.
• All inscriptions in the figure must be written in one font and one size. The exception is screenshots of programs that do not allow one to edit the font.
• The indices in the figure should take the same form as the indices in the text.
• On the charts, the axes' titles must be moved from the scales to the same distance of at least 0.5 cm.
• At least one size (height or width) in the text under the figure should be the same. The horizontally located subfigures should have the same height, and the vertically located ones should have the same width.

• Figures must be of good quality (at least 300 dpi). The inscriptions on the figures should be clear and readable, the lines of the figure should not be blurred. There should be no noise in the figure.

• The editorial board reserves the right to reject a paper if the authors refuse to provide the original figure files to avoid data falsification (dwg ‒ for COMPAS drawings; SolidWorks, AutoCad, cdr. ‒ for CorelDRAW files; xls/xlsx ‒ for Excel, etc.).

• Header table does not contain blank cells
• If your document table is broken into several pages, re-do the signature on a new page does not need to!
• All tables should be vertical

• Formulas should be typed in the MathType equation editor
• Links to the formula in the text are (1), (2)–(4)
• Formulas should be numbered
• Numbering alignment to the right
• The formula is part of the text, so after a claim must stand semantic mark if the new proposal goes further, then the point, if further clarification is the comma

• References should take the form [1], [2–6]
• References should be in the order of their mention in the article

• All literature references cited in the Literature part, reference should be in the text necessarily!

• Sources are made according to the standard АРА
• See how to make a link to the source is located on a platform of OJS
• Sources must be at least 10
• The list of references should have at least 60 % foreign sources
• If GOSTs and national standards are used in the references, their foreign analogues must be given

• The percentage of self-citations – no more than 30 % (ie, if you used the 10 links, only 3 of them can to your works)

• Volume from 235 to 250 words
• Informativeness (not contain common words)
• Originality (do not be copy of the Russian-language summary)
• Rich content (reflecting the main content of articles and studies)

• Structuredness (follow the logic description of the results in the article)

• References in a language articles, translated into English
• References must be completed according to the standard АРА

• Full name
• Science degree
• Department
• University
• Address University
• E-mail
• Contact phone
• Number of publications in international journals indexed (approximate)
• H-index by Scopus (if available)

• Number of ORCID

1. Send to e-mail:  c7508990@gmail.com
2. Post an article on-line through the platform OJS (Open journal system)

3. Come to the Editor at the address Shatilova dacha str., 4, of. 702, Kharkiv

Deadline from 1 week till 2 months 

1. After the article has passed the priority check, it is necessary to provide a package of documents and pay an advance payment after which your article is sent for processing to the editor.

2. Get the answer from the editors of the magazine. If there are adjustments that need to take them into account and send the article back by email

3. If no adjustments or fixed all the comments made by the editor, you will need to prepare a package of documents

Deadline from 2 weeks till 6 months

1. Once the article meets the requirements of the journal, it will be sent for review. Our editorial staff is practicing a double-blind peer review

*Review procedure involves checking for plagiarism, verification of compliance the article title and content, check the content of the article 

2. Get response from reviewers. If adjustment is then necessary to take them into account, and return an e-mail

3. If there are no corrections or all comments made by reviewers are corrected, the article is sent for processing to the layout editor

• Making Article in accordance with the requirements
• Professional technical translation of the article into English
• Making a list of references according to APA
• Editing pictures

• Prepare for publishing your articles to other Ukrainian and foreign scientific publications

• On the exit of the magazine in the world reported on the front page journal
• Authors living in Kharkov, take a copy of the journal in the editorial
• For nonresident authors we send the journal by Ukrposhta to the address specified in the license agreement

• The electronic version of the journal can be seen in the archive on our site