Submitting a Manuscript Online
Brieflands journals accept manuscripts only through the online system. This page covers the whole route: what the system does, the steps from sign-in to a submitted manuscript, and how to complete each field of the submission form.
The online submission system
All Brieflands Journals accept manuscripts only through the online submission system called NeoScriber. The Neoscriber makes an easy-to-use and easy-to-track system for both authors and editors. Thus, the entire submission will be made relatively faster by electronic submission. You should register and sign in to the journal portal to submit your manuscript.
Once you submit an article, we forward it to one of the editors, and at least three peer-reviewers will review your manuscript. After submission, the author receives a notification about the submission and review process via email. We recommend using this manuscript ID for all future communications with us.
Submitting step by step
Register or sign in as an "Author" in one of the Brieflands journals

- Complete your account information
- Click on "Submit a New Manuscript"
- Complete the process according to the explanations written in each part.
- After completing the submission, the manuscript transfers to the "Waiting for Screening" state, and the authors will receive the submission email.
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Choosing a section
- In the "section" tab, author is able to select the desired section.
- Each Congress has its own section.
- Usually, a "general section" is the main section of a journal.
The similar title check
You will see this notice when trying to submit a manuscript similar to other previously submitted manuscripts. Any word similarity in the manuscript title of your submission with other manuscripts shows this notice. If an author tries to submit a repeated title (duplicate submission), this notice (like a barrier) warns them about all similar articles already submitted.
- By this notice, any duplicate submission could be prohibited.
Afterward, there will be two options:
- Continue as a new Submission: Click the “Continue Submission†button to continue submission. Then we have at least two similar submissions in our panel.
- Continue the previous submission (RECOMMENDED): Click the “Discard†button to continue the last submission.
Adding authors
How to Add an Author During Submission?
- In the "Authors" tab, the manuscript owner can add all authors. Enter the author's email in the corresponding section and click "Search". There are two possible outcomes:
- If the author is NOT already registered with the Brieflands journals: You can register the author by providing the necessary information, which includes their first name, middle name, last name, and academic degree.
- If the author is already registered with the Brieflands journals: The system will automatically display the author's information.
- Changing Author Order: You can alter the sequence of the authors by clicking the sign button located in the left column of this table and then hitting the "Save Order" button.
- The Corresponding Author is typically the senior author who provides intellectual input, designs the study protocols, and approves their implementation. There can be one or more corresponding authors. Only "corresponding authors" can see actions for resubmission or payment for their articles.
Classifying your manuscript
- "Classification" of a manuscript is a predefined term linked to the journal's scope.
- To select your manuscript classifications, click the blue icon on the right side of the classification field.
- Then, select your desired classification, and sub-classifications, delete extra ones, and click the "Submit" to go back to the previous window.
- If you cannot find your desired classification, simply send an email to us via our publisher support panel.
Once submitted, the manuscript moves to the Waiting for Screening state and the corresponding author receives a confirmation email containing the manuscript ID. Use that ID in all later correspondence.
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