Requirements for format of articles

Articles must be framed in strict accordance with the following rules:

– The journals accept articles in all scientific areas, in an electronic version with all materials in a text editor “Microsoft Office Word (97, 2000, 2007, 2010) for WINDOWS” (in formats of .doc, .docx, .rtf).

– The total volume of the article, including abstracts, literature, tables, figures and mathematical formulas, should be no less than 10 and no more 20 pages of printed text. Margins of 30 mm on all sides of the sheet. Text of the article: size - 14 points, typeface - Times New Roman (for Russian and English), KZ Times New Roman (for Kazakh).

The structure of a scientific article includes the title, abstract, keywords, main provisions, introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion, conclusion, information on funding (if any), a list of references (sources used) for each article, including romanized (transliterated Latin alphabet) variant of writing sources in Cyrillic (in Kazakh and Russian languages).

The article should contain:

  1. SRSTI (Interstate rubricator of scientific and technical information);

  2. DOI – after MRSTI in the upper right corner (assigned and filled in by the editorial office of the journal);

  3. Initials (name, patronymic) Surname of the author (s) - in Kazakh, Russian and English (in bold, in the center). The author who has made the greatest intellectual contribution to the preparation of the manuscript (with two or more co-authors) is the corresponding author and is indicated by “*”.

  4. Authors from different educational institutions are indicated by numbers 1,2.

  5. Affiliation (organization (place of work (study)), country, city) - in Kazakh, Russian and English. Affiliation of the authors should be numbered 1,2 accordingly. Full data on the affiliation of the authors are presented at the end of the journal; ORCID;

  6. The title of the article should reflect the content of the article, the topic and the results of the research conducted. The title of the article must contain information content, attractiveness and uniqueness (no more than 12 words, in capital letters, in bold, in the center, in three languages: Russian, Kazakh, English);

  7. Abstract - a brief description of the purpose, content, type, form and other features of the article. Should reflect the main and valuable, in the opinion of the author, stages, objects, their signs and conclusions of the study. It is given in Kazakh, Russian and English (the recommended volume of the abstract in the publication language is not less than 150, not more than 300 words, italics, non-bold type, size - 12 points, indentation on the left and right is 1 cm, see the sample);

  8. Keywords - a set of words that reflect the content of the text in terms of the object, scientific industry and research methods (they are drawn up in three languages: Russian, Kazakh, English; size - 12 points, italics, left-right indentation - 1 cm). The recommended number of keywords and/or phrases is 5-8, the number of words within a key phrase is no more than 3. They are set in the order of their importance, i.e. the most important article keyword should be first in the list (see sample);

  9. The main text of the article is presented in a certain sequence of its parts, includes:

- Introduction (paragraph 1 cm on the left, in bold letters, size - 14 points). Justification for the choice of topic; relevance of the topic or problem. The relevance of the topic is determined by the general interest in the study of this object, but the lack of comprehensive answers to the existing questions, it is proved by the theoretical or practical significance of the topic.

- Materials and methods (paragraph 1 cm on the left, in bold letters, size - 14 points). Should consist of a description of the materials and work progress, and a complete description of the methods used.

- Results and discussion (paragraph 1 cm on the left, in bold letters, size - 14 points). The analysis and discussion of the research results obtained by you are given. Conclusions are given on the results obtained in the course of the study, the main essence is revealed. And this is one of the most important sections of the article. In it, it is necessary to analyze the results of their work and discuss the corresponding results in comparison with previous work, analyzes and conclusions.

- Information on funding (if any) (paragraph 1 cm on the left, in bold letters, size - 14 points).

- Conclusion (paragraph 1 cm on the left, in bold letters, size - 14 points). Conclusions - generalization and summing up the results of the work at this stage; confirmation of the truth of the statement put forward by the author, and the author’s conclusion about the change in scientific knowledge, taking into account the results obtained. Conclusions should not be abstract, they should be used to summarize the results of research in a particular scientific field, with a description of proposals or opportunities for further work.

- In-text citations

In-text citations should be formatted according to the APA 7th Edition style: https://apastyle.apa.org.

- References (in bold letters, size - 14 points, in the center). Includes:

The reference list must be formatted in accordance with APA Style, 7th edition. . See the original APA 7 guidelines: https://apastyle.apa.org

The recommended volume is not less than 10 no more than 20 titles, mostly in the last 10-15 years.

When preparing an article, the authors are recommended, in addition to the works of domestic scientists and scientists from the near abroad, to rely on the works of scientists from the far abroad. In this regard, the authors should add to references the works of scientists from the far abroad, including in English.

The acceptable self-citation rate is no more than 20% of the total number of sources.

The reference list must be arranged in alphabetical order by the surname of the first author. English language sources come first, followed by sources in other languages.

If there are multiple works by the same author, they should be arranged in ascending order by year of publication.

Titles of journals, books, and collections must be italicized.

Each bibliographic entry must separate its components (authors, year, title, publication) with periods.

DOIs or URLs should be included for online resources, if available.

For Russian- or Kazakh-language sources used in article, transliteration of author names and titles is mandatory, following the BSI transliteration standard. After each element in Cyrillic, a double slash (//) must be placed, followed by the transliteration. Use the following services for transliteration:

Rules for transliteration of Cyrillic letters in the Latin alphabet.

A romanized bibliography should look as follows: author (s) (transliteration or English-language variant if any). → (Year). → the title of the article in transliterated form → [translation of the title of the article into English in square brackets] → the title of the Kazakh-language or Russian-language source (transliteration, or the English title - if any) → output data with names in English.

• Illustrations, figures, and tables must be formatted in accordance with the requirements of APA Style (7th edition). In the electronic version, figures and illustrations are submitted in TIF or JPG format with a resolution of at least 300 dpi.

• Mathematical formulas must be typed in Microsoft Equation Editor (each formula is one object).

On a separate page (after the article)

The electronic version contains full postal addresses, office and home phone numbers, e-mail (phone numbers for communication of the editorial office with the authors, not published)

Information about authors

In Kazakh In Russian In English
Surname First name Patronymic (in full)
Position, academic degree, title
Organization
City
Postal code
Country
E-mail
Telephone