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For regular paper of less then 1MB, please submit your paper online here. Alternatively, you may submit by email to The Editor at journal.editor[at]unise.org. For paper submission to a special issue in the journal, please consult the organizer of the event for submission instruction.

Use of the templates is mandatory for submission to Transactions on Science and Technology. Templates should be used in conjunction with the Instructions for Authors to ensure that the particular requirements (e.g. reference format) are met. The templates for the Transactions on Science and Technology can be downloaded here (doc file) or here (pdf file). Please strictly follow the format given to increase the visibility of your paper on the internet.

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