**The Journal Template file of the Eurasian Journal of Science Engineering and Technology can be reached via this link.

The article should include main titles such as Abstract, Turkish abstract, Introduction, Material and methods, Results and discussion, Conclusions and References.

Abstract should briefly contain the purpose of the study, important findings and results, not exceeding 250 words. Abstract should contain integrity. References should be not given in abstract. If abbreviation will be given in the abstract, it should be defined at its first pass, and then this abbreviation should be used in the article. Abstract should be written in the related table cell. Abstract should be in a single paragraph and shouldn’t overflow to second page. In the abstract, 10 point Times New Roman as font should be used (10 points after 6pt space). Minimum 3 maximum 5 keywords should be defined right after abstract (10 points 6pt space after). For more detailed information, the Journal Template file can be viewed.

1 Introduction (10 points – 3pt space after)
    The article should include main titles such as Abstract, Introduction, Material and methods, Results and discussion, Conclusions and References.

    The main texts of the introduction and other sections should be prepared in 10 points Times New Roman font. The beginning of the paragraph should be started with 0.50 cm indent. Line spacing or paragraph spacing should not be used between paragraphs.
    Introduction section is the section where basic information about the study is given, the purpose and importance of the study are explained, the studies in the literature are presented and the results expected to be obtained as a result of the study are expressed. Subheadings should not be used in the introduction. The introduction part can be kept as long as desired. Figures and tables can be used in the introduction to facilitate the explanation. The writing rules for figures and tables are given in detail under the headings of figures and tables.
    Introduction section should be supported by literature studies. References to be used in introduction and other sections should be cited sequentially with the numbered spellings as; … [1],… [1, 2, 5],… [1, 2, 4-6],… [3-9] etc. If information will be given about a work done by someone else or others in the introduction and other sections, the references should be cited as; Altun [8]…, Kimour and Meslati [7]…, Nelson et al. [1]…, and the reference numbers should be in blue.
    Abbreviations used in the introduction and other sections should be given in parentheses right after the long spelling where they are first used, and these abbreviations should always be used in subsequent uses (10 points).For more detailed information, the Journal Template file can be viewed.

2 Material and methods (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    The materials used in the study and the preferred method should be presented clearly in this section according to the purpose stated in the introduction. Sufficient information should be given to repeat the study. This section can also be presented as subtitles if desired (10 points).

2.1 Page layout (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    Using the Journal Template of this document while preparing an article will facilitate to comply with the journal writing format. The page layout of the article should be according to the rules stated below (10 points).

2.1.1 Page basic layout (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    The article pages prepared must be in A4 (210 x 297 mm) paper size. There should be 1.5 cm margins on the left and right of the page, 3 cm at the top and 2.5 cm at the bottom. Except for the article title section and figures and tables covering both columns, the main text of the article should consist of two columns of 8.5 cm width. There should be 1 cm space between the two columns.

2.1.2 Authors information (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
Only the first letters of all names and surnames of the authors should be written in capital, 12 points and bold. 6pt space should be left after the names of the authors. Author order should be given with superscript and this order should be observed in ORCID numbers at the footer and in the affiliation line. The affiliation information of the authors should be written in the order of the authors, with each author's affiliation on a line. The information in the address field should be numbered with superscript and written in 8 points italic font. All necessary information about the authors should be written in the relevant table and the borders of the table should be removed. Corresponding author should be marked with a * superscript, and the e-mail information of the author should be given in the footer at the bottom of the first page. The author's name and surname after the e-mail address should be given in parentheses as shown (10 points).

2.1.4 Font (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    In the main text of the article, 10 point “Times New Roman” font should be used in the form of plain and justified text. Bold or italic fonts can be used for emphasis (10 points).

3 Results and discussions (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    In this section, the findings obtained as a result of the study should be presented clearly. Figures and tables can be used to present the results clearly. Concerning the results obtained, the importance of the results rather than the raw results should be emphasized and interpreted with the support of the literature. This part can be presented as subtitles if desired (10 points).

3.1 Equations (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    Each equation should be written on a separate line. Equations should be numbered. The equations should be given in a 1x2 table and then the borders of the table should be hidden. The equation cell width in the table must be 90%, and the equation number cell width must be 10%. The formula in the equation cell must be left-aligned and the equation number must be right-aligned. The left and right edges of the cells in the table must be zeroed. One-line space should be left before and after the equation. Equation editors of MS-Word® 2007 and later versions or MathType can be used to write equations. Equations should be cited in the text and the equation text and number (for example, Equation (1)) should be blue.

    If the equation does not fit on a single line, it can be given in more than one line. If necessary, equations can be given in the main text. However, the equation written in the text should be written on a single line.
    Care should be taken to keep the numbers and units given in the main text on the same line. Point should be used as the decimal separator in numbers (eg 0.51, 5.51 etc.). Thousands digits can be without spaces or with spaces (1000000 or 1 000 000) (10 points).

3.2 Figures (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    Figures in one column should be centred according to column, figures in two columns should be centred according to page. The titles of the figures should be centred under each figure. It should be in the layouts shown in Figures 1, 2 and 3 and 3pt space should be left before it. Figures in a single column should be given in a 2x1 table with hidden borders as seen in Figure 2. One-line space should be left before and after the figure except at the beginning and end of the page. The figure should be referred to in the main text and the figure text and its number in the text (for example, as seen in Figure 1) should be shown as blue color. If the figures are to be presented in both columns as in Figures 1 and 3, they should be given at the top or the bottom of the page

    Figures given as pictures should be at least 300 dpi resolution and should be clearly visible. Text in the figure should be clear and legible. The size of the text in the figure should not exceed the text font size. "Times New Roman" font should be used with 8 points font in editable figures. Point should be used as decimal separator in numbers in figures. Reference must be given for quotation or rearranged figures (10 points).

3.3 Tables (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    Tables in one column should be centred according to column, tables in two columns should be centred according to page. Table examples are given in Table 1 and Table 2. Different types of tables can be given according to the purpose of use. Table titles should be at the top of each table and begin with the table line. One blank line should be left before and after the table, except at the beginning and end of the page. 3 pt space should be left after the table title. Any abbreviation to be used in the table can be explained in 8-point font as shown in Table 1 under the table.

    If the table covers both columns, it should be given at the top or at the bottom of the page (See Table 2). The spellings in the table should be 8 point "Times New Roman" font. If necessary, the size of the text in the table can be 7 points. Equation editors of MS-Word® 2007 and later versions and MathType should be preferred in writing the equations in the table. The table should be referred to in the main text, and the table text and number in the text (for example, as seen in Table 2) should be shown as be blue color.

    If more than one equation, figure or table is to be cited in the same place, “,” and “-” punctuation marks can be used. Here "," means "and", "-" means "range". Each equation, figure and table used in the article should be referred before its place in the main text (10 points).
    Hyperlinks (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    Hyperlinks can be used in the article. The writing style of the hyperlinks should be the same as the text and should be underlined.

3.3.1 Page numbers (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    Page numbers can be given to the article. Page numbers should be on the right of the page and 1.5 cm above the bottom. Page numbers will be rearranged during the layout process. Title or author names should not be used in the header and footer of the articles.

3.3.2 Other writing rules (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    The number and % sign must be written adjacent to each other. In texts the percent (%) sign should be after the number (51%).
Abbreviations in the main text of the article should be given in parentheses after being written long in the first place, and only the abbreviation should be used in the following text.
Figures, tables and titles should be in the same column and page. In other words, figures and tables should not be split up. 

4 Conclusions (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)

    In the results, important information obtained from the study should be given briefly and the effect of the main results of the study should be clearly expressed (10 points).

    You can access the article template from the Journal Template.

Acknowledgement (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    In the articles accepted for publication after the evaluation, if any, the institution, project, person, etc. information should be specified in this section.

Conflict of interest (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest.

Similarity rate (iThenticate): ....%
    The similarity rate of the article should be declared here.
References (10 points-6pt space before and 3pt space after)
    Citations given in the text should be given in brackets in order. The references should be listed at the end of the article in order in the text. If more than one publication is to be cited in the text, "," should be used for "and" and "-" for "all publications between". For example, the spelling as [1] refers to the first reference, the spelling as [1, 2, 5] refers to the publications numbered 1, 2 and 5, the spellings as [1, 2, 4-6] refers to the publications numbered 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, the spelling as [3-9] refers to all publications between 3 and 9, including 3 and 9.
If information about a work done by someone else or others in the text is to be given, the references are expressed as Altun [8]…, Kimour and Meslati [7]…, Nelson et al. [1], (reference numbers must be in blue).
    References section should be prepared according to the following examples. For detail; IEEE citation format document should be considered (see. IEEE Citation Guideline). References should be listed in this section according to the citation order given in the text. References should be styled and punctuated according to the following examples.

Journal references
[1] M. Korkanç, “Deterioration of different stones used in historical buildings within Nigde province, Cappadocia,” Construction and Building Materials, vol. 48, pp. 789-803, 2013. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.conbuildmat .2013.07.033.
[2] M. Sarıdemir and S. Çelikten, “Investigation of fire and chemical effects on the properties of alkali-activated lightweight concretes produced with basaltic pumice aggregate,” Construction and Building Materials, vol. 260, pp. 1-16, 2020, Art no. 119969. https://doi.org/10.1016/ j.conbuildmat.2020.11996.
[3] T. Bakharev, J. G. Sanjayan and Y. B. Cheng, “Resistance of alkali-activated slag concrete to acid attack,” Cement and Concrete Research, vol. 33, no. 10, pp. 1607–1611, 2003. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0008-8846(03)00125-X.
[4] N. P. Mansuroğlu, E. Yazıcı, S. Önder and A. C. Karaça, “Encapsulation of black pepper seed oil in maltodextrin-chickpea protein ısolate matrix with spray drying method,” Nigde Omer Halisdemir University Journal of Engineering Sciences, vol. 9, no 2, pp. 877-882, 2020. https://doi.org/10.28948/ngumuh.649969.

Proceedings/Symposium references
[5] D. Caratelli, M. C. Viganó, G. Toso, and P. Angeletti, “Analytical placement technique for sparse arrays,” presented at the 32nd ESA Antenna Workshop, Noordwijk, The Netherlands, Oct. 5–8, 2010.
[6] D. Sarkar and K. V. Srivastava, “SRR-loaded antipodal Vivaldi antenna for UWB applications with tunable notch function,” in Proc. Int. Symp. Electromagn. Theory, Hiroshima, Japan, 2013, pp. 466–469.
Book references
[7] B. Klaus and P. Horn, Robot Vision. Cambridge, MA, USA: MIT Press, 1986.

Book chapter references
[8] T. Ogura, “Electronic government and surveillance-oriented society,” in Theorizing Surveillance: The Panopticon and Beyond. Cullompton, U.K.: Willan, 2006, ch. 13, pp. 270–295.
[9] C. Bennett, “What happens when you book an airline ticket? The collection and processing of passenger data post-9/11,” in Global Surveillance and Policing: Borders, Security, Identity, E. Zureik and M. Salter, Eds., Cullompton, U.K.: Willan, 2005, pp. 113–138.
[10] A. Taflove, Computational Electrodynamics: The Finite-Difference Time-Domain Method in Computational Electrodynamics II, vol. 3, 2nd ed. Norwood, MA, USA: Artech House, 1996.

Thesis/Dissertation references
[11] N. Kawasaki, “Parametric study of thermal and chemical nonequilibrium nozzle flow,” M.S. thesis, Dept. Electron. Eng., Osaka Univ., Osaka, Japan, 1993.
[12] F. Jensen, “Electromagnetic near-field far-field correlations,” Ph.D. dissertation, Dept. Elect. Eng., Tech. Univ. Denmark, Lyngby, Denmark, 1970. [Online]. Available: www.tud.ed/jensen/diss
[13] D. Schwartz, “Development of a computationally efficient full human body finite element model,” M.S. thesis, Virginia Tech – Wake Forest Univ. School of Biomed. Eng. Sci., Winston-Salem, NC, USA, 2015. [Online]. Available: https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/bitstream/handle/10339/57119/Schwartz_wfu_0248M_10697.pdf

Standards/Code references
[14] Methods of testing cement - Part 1: Determination of strength, TS EN 196 -1, Turkish Standard Institute, Ankara, Turkey, 2016.
[15] Frequency Response and Bias, NERC Reliability Standard BAL-003-0.1b, May 2009. [Online]. Available: http://www.nerc.com/files/BAL-003-0_1b.pdf

Internet references
[16] Cancer Research UK, Cancer statistics reports for the UK. http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/aboutcancer/ statistics/cancerstatsreport/, Accessed 13 March 2003.
Project references
[17] M. Sarıdemir, Uçucu Kül İçeren Beton Özelliklerinin Gen İfadeli Programlama ile Belirlenmesi. Niğde Üniversitesi Bilimsel Araştırma Projeleri Birimi, FEB 2011/21, 2012.
[18] O. Karahan ve C. D. Atiş, Alkali ve Isı ile Aktifleştirilen Yüksek Dayanımlı F Sınıfı Uçucu Kül Geopolimer Harçların Durabilitesi. TÜBİTAK, 115M171, 2016.
Technical report references
[19] E. E. Reber, R. L. Michell, and C. J. Carter, “Oxygen absorption in the Earth’s atmosphere,” Aerospace Corp., Los Angeles, CA, USA,Tech. Rep. TR-0200 (4230-46)-3, Nov. 1988.

Patent references
[20] K. Kimura and A. Lipeles, “Fuzzy Controller Component,” U. S. Patent 14, 860,040, 14 December 2006.

Appendix
The use of appendix is optional. Appendix should be given after the references. Appendix can start on a new page.

Ethical principles

Ethical Responsibilities of Publisher
• Declares that the article evaluation process is under the responsibility of the editor.
• Declares that editor decisions are independent.
• Uses the power of communication without any interest.
• Obliged to direct its target group correctly.
• Provides open, electronic and free access to the journal on the journal page.
• Protects the property and copyright of every published article.
• Undertakes the archiving of every published article.
• Communicates with the author(s) if encounter an unethical problem.

Editor-Reader Relationship
The editor makes the decision to meet the knowledge, skill and experience needs of the researcher, reader and practitioner. The editor takes care that the published article is original in a way that contributes to the researcher, reader, practitioner and scientific literature. The editor takes into consideration the feedback from researcher, reader and practitioner and makes the necessary explanations.

Editor-Author Relationship
The editor accepts or rejects the article, taking into account the aims and objectives of the journal according to the originality, validity and clarity of expression. The editor evaluates the article suitable for the content of the journal as long as it has no serious problems. The newly appointed editor does not change the decision made by the previous editor for the article, unless there is a serious problem. “Blind Peer Review” and “Evaluation Process” is applied by the editor for each article. The editor publishes the Author's Guide to be used by the author(s) in preparing an article. The editor provides notification and feedback to the author(s) when necessary.

Editor-Reviewer Relationship
The editor sends article for the reviewer to evaluate according to his profession. The editor provides the information and guidance the reviewer needs in the evaluation process. The editor oversees whether there is a conflict of interest between the author(s) and the reviewer. Editor protects the reviewer's personal information through Blind Peer Review process. The editor encourages the reviewer to evaluate the work in an impartial, scientific and appropriate language. Editor appraise the reviewer according to performance and timely turnaround. The editor sets policies and practices to improve the reviewer's performance. The editor constantly updates and expands the reviewer pool.

Editor-Editorial Board Relationship
The editor informs the editorial board member about the ethical principles and publishing policy and keeps them informed of the developments. The editor asks the editorial board member to progress the article evaluation process in accordance with ethical principles and publication policy. The editor asks the editorial board member to evaluate the article impartially and independently. The editor appoints a new contributing and suitably qualified editorial board member. The editor sends an article for the editorial board member to evaluate according to his field of expertise. The editor regularly interacts with the editorial board. The editor organizes meetings with the editorial board periodically for the development of the journal.

Editor-Journal Owner-Publisher Relationship
The relationship between editor, journal owner and publisher is based on the principle of editorial independence. In accordance with the contract between the editor and the publisher, all decisions taken by the editor are independent of the publisher and the journal owner.

Blind Peer Review
The editor applies the “Blind Peer Reviewing” and “Review Process” policies in the journal publishing policy and ensures that the article is evaluated fairly, impartially and on time.

Quality Assurance
The editor ensures that every article published in the journal meets international standards in accordance with the journal's ethical principles and publication policy.

Protection of Personal Data
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Ethics Committee, Human and Animal Rights
The editor ensures the protection of human and animal rights in the articles and rejects the article when there is no ethical committee approval for the subjects used in the article and permissions for experimental studies.

Precautions against Misappropriation and Misconduct
The editor takes precautions against the possibility of misconduct and misconduct. Conducts a meticulous and objective investigation and shares findings in case of such complaints.

Academic Publication Integrity
The editor ensures that the errors, inconsistencies or misdirections in the article are quickly corrected.

Protection of Intellectual Property Rights
The editor protects the intellectual property rights of all published articles and defends the rights of the journal and the author(s) in possible violations. The editor takes the necessary precautions to ensure that the content in all published articles does not violate the intellectual property rights of other publications and requests a similarity report from the author(s) for each article uploaded to the system.

Constructiveness and Openness to Discussion
The editor considers persuasive criticism of each article published in the journal and takes a constructive attitude towards criticism. The editor gives the author(s) the right to reply to the criticized article.

Author, Reviewer and Reader Complaints
Editor takes into consideration the complaints and criticisms from the author, reviewer and reader. Gives enlightening and explanatory answers by examining the complaints and criticisms.

Political and Business Concerns
Editor's decision is independent of the journal owner, publisher, and other political and commercial factors.

Publication Policy
Articles uploaded to EJSET are published after being subjected to impartial processes in accordance with the publication policy. One of the most important principles of our journal is that the stakeholders involved in impartial processes comply with the publication policy. EJSET publishes using the DergiPark system. Processes related with articles are carried out through the DergiPark system.

Publication Language
EJSET publishes articles written in English.

Publication Frequency
EJSET is published "online" in January and July, two times a year. A special Issue can also be published if the Editorial Board approves.

Fee Policy
All articles accepted in EJSET are published without charge for article submission, evaluation or printing.

Privacy Policy
Personal information entered into the website of EJSET is used only for the stated purposes of this journal, and cannot be used or shared for other purposes.

Open Access Policy
Open Access (Open Access-OA) is the online access of the reader, researcher and practitioner to all article contents in the internet environment without any legal or technical obstacles. Open Access offers unlimited access and reuse opportunities. In this way, it creates the opportunity to reach a wide audience and share all articles.

EJSET is an Open Access journal. The reader, the researcher and the practitioner have the permission to read, download, copy, distribute and print all articles in this journal without obtaining permission from anyone.

In this context, EJSET has adopted the open access principles defined by the "Budapest Open Access Initiative”.

Commitment
EJSET asks the author(s) to fill and sign the “Commitment” document submitted on the journal website for each article sent to the journal and upload it to the system. The articles of the author(s) who do not send a signed undertaking document will not be taken into evaluation.

Similarity Report
Similarity report is mandatory for all articles evaluated for publication in EJSET.

EJSET wants author(s) to check the entire text of each article sent to the journal except the references section with the "iThenticate®" program and upload the scanned article in this program to "Similarity Reports" field found in the "Article Metadata" tab in the system together with the similarity report. Also, it is requested that the similarity report rate be stated before the references section in the article.

The similarity rate determined by the Editorial Board is maximum 20% for research articles, 30% for review articles, and even within these limits, the similarity rate in a single source is at most 5%. Articles with similarity rates above the specified values will not be evaluated.

Copyright
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Archiving Policy-LOCKSS
EJSET uses LOCKSS based archiving service provided by DergiPark. This allows for the creation of permanent archives for the protection and restoration of libraries.

The LOCKSS program (https://www.lockss.org/) is a digital protection system based on the Stanford University Libraries and built on the principle of “securing multiple copies”. This program is an award-winning program for libraries and publishers to provide access to permanent and authoritative digital content provides low-cost, open source digital protection tools. This program develops and supports libraries using end-to-end digital protection software. The program also provides librarians at each institution with access to and protection of e-content they subscribe to and restoring the print buying model librarians are familiar with.

The global LOCKSS network is a proven protection approach managed by the Stanford University Libraries LOCKSS program, empowering libraries and publishers in a unique way. This network maintains up-to-date e-magazines and e-books for tomorrow's readers. The global LOCKSS network explains in more detail how protection works in LOCKSS networks with the link https://www.lockss.org/about.

Article Withdrawal
Articles submitted to the EJSET may be withdrawn before the evaluation phase is completed. Articles in the "Pre-Control", "Resubmission Request" or "Revision Request" stage can be withdrawn using the "Withdraw Article" button on the article page. At this stage, the reason for the withdrawal must be specified. If the article has passed to other evaluation stages, this should be reported to the editor.

According to the publishing policies of EJSET, the duties and responsibilities of the corresponding author and editorial board during the retraction phase of an article are as follows.

Corresponding author: In case of noticing a mistake about the published, early view or in the evaluation process article, it is obliged to cooperate with the journal editor in withdrawal procedures. The author who requests to withdraw the article in the evaluation process is obliged to fill in the "Article Withdrawal Form" containing the reasons for withdrawal and send the scanned version including the wet signatures of each author to the editorial board via e-mail to mbdergisi@ohu.edu.tr. The editorial board reviews the withdrawal request and responds to the corresponding author within 15 days. Articles for which the withdrawal request has not been approved by the editorial board cannot be sent to another journal since their copyrights are transferred to the EJSET at the application stage.

Editor: The editorial board of EJSET is obliged to initiate an investigation into the article in case of suspicion of copyright and plagiarism regarding an article that published, in early view or in the evaluation process. As a result of the investigation, if it is determined that there has been a copyright violation or plagiarism in the article in the evaluation process, the editorial board withdraws the article from the evaluation and returns it to the responsible author by explaining the determined situations in detail. If it is determined that there has been a copyright infringement or plagiarism in a published or early view article, the editorial board will take the following recall and notification procedures within 15 days. For the article that has been determined to be a violation of ethics or plagiarism;
• The phrase "Withdrawn" is added to the beginning of the title of the article in electronic display.
• Instead of the abstract and full text contents of the article in electronic display, the reasons for withdrawal of the study, if there are detailed sources of evidence, are published together with the notifications of the author(s)' affiliated institutions and organizations.
• Withdrawal notice is announced on the main page of the journal's website.
• As of the date of withdrawal, it is added to the table of contents of the electronic copy of the first issue to be published as "Withdrawn: Study Title". The reasons for withdrawal and the original citations referring to it are shared with the public and researchers, provided that they start from the first page.
• Withdrawal notifications are sent to the institutions/organizations to which the author/authors are affiliated.
• Withdrawal notifications are sent to the institutions and organizations in which the journal is indexed and to the National Library Presidency to be recorded in index systems and catalogs.

In addition, the editorial board may recommend that author(s) of articles who commit ethical violations and plagiarism to publishers or editorial boards of their previously published articles to ensure the validity and reliability of the published articles or to withdraw them.

IMPORTANT NOTE: The similarity rate of the article to be sent to the EJSET in the literature (excluding references) should not exceed 20% for original research articles, 30% for review articles, and 5% in a single source.