Publication guidance
Understand manuscript structure, declarations, reporting guidelines, and submission expectations for every Inquisra publication type before you begin your submission.
Original research articles report new findings from empirical, experimental, observational, or analytical investigations with complete methods and interpretable results.
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Review articles synthesize and critically appraise existing literature to summarize current knowledge and identify gaps.
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Systematic reviews use explicit, reproducible methods to identify, appraise, and synthesize all relevant studies on a question.
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Meta-analyses statistically combine results from multiple studies to produce pooled estimates with uncertainty quantification.
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Case reports describe unique, instructive, or rare clinical presentations with diagnostic and management detail.
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Case series report outcomes or characteristics across a small group of patients sharing a condition or intervention.
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Clinical protocols describe the design, conduct, and analysis plan for clinical studies before or during execution.
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Research protocols document planned methodology for non-clinical or general research studies.
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Technical notes describe new methods, instruments, algorithms, or laboratory techniques with focused validation.
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Perspectives offer authoritative viewpoints on emerging trends, policy, or research directions.
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Commentaries provide critical interpretation of published work, policies, or clinical practice topics.
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Editorials express official or invited editorial positions on topics of platform or field significance.
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White papers present authoritative guides, policy positions, or technical recommendations for practitioners and decision-makers.
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Conference papers report work presented at scholarly meetings with proceedings or archival publication intent.
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Posters present research visually for conference display with concise text and graphics.
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Dataset publications describe curated research data with metadata, provenance, and access instructions.
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Software publications describe research software tools with documentation, versioning, and reuse instructions.
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Code repository publications archive analysis code, scripts, and computational workflows linked to research.
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Educational resources publish peer-reviewed teaching materials, curricula, and learning modules.
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Thesis publications archive graduate theses with institutional approval and structured scholarly metadata.
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Dissertation publications preserve doctoral research with complete metadata and institutional verification.
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Monographs are book-length scholarly works offering sustained argument or comprehensive treatment of a topic.
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Book chapters contribute focused sections to edited volumes or handbooks.
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Letters are brief communications responding to published work or reporting very short observations.
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Short communications report focused findings with condensed structure for rapid dissemination.
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Preprints share early versions of manuscripts before or during peer review for rapid dissemination.
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