Submission Process
Manuscripts for submission to Information should be uploaded online at https://crosslinkstudies.com/ubicc/index.php. The submitting author, typically the corresponding author, is responsible for managing the manuscript throughout the submission and peer review process. It is the submitting author’s duty to ensure that all qualified co-authors are included in the author list and that they have reviewed and approved the manuscript before submission. To submit your manuscript, you must register and log in to the submission website. After registration, you can access the submission system. Registered co-authors can view the manuscript details in the submission system using the e-mail address provided during the submission process.
Steps for manuscript submission using the Journal System:
Registration:
- Register on the submission platform by providing necessary personal details.
- Confirm your email address through a verification process.
Login:
- Log into your account using your username and password.
Start New Submission:
- Click on the 'New Submission' link in the User Home area.
- Choose the appropriate section of the journal for your submission.
Step 1: Start the Submission:
- Confirm the submission checklist.
- Indicate if you have any competing interests.
- Select the journal section and agree to the journal's policies.
Step 2: Upload Submission:
- Upload your manuscript file following the specified guidelines for file types and sizes.
Step 3: Enter Metadata:
- Provide details about the manuscript, including title, abstract, and keywords.
- Add information about all co-authors, including their affiliations and email addresses.
Step 4: Confirmation:
- Confirm the files and metadata are correct.
- Submit the manuscript for consideration.
Step 5: Track Submission Progress:
- After submission, track the status of your manuscript as it moves through the review and publication process.
- Respond to any editorial or peer review comments.
Final Steps:
- Upon acceptance, check proofs and clarify any final concerns.
- View the published article on the journal website.