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The reference list is where you cite the main scientific publications on which you based your work. Take note that there are now some society published journals that also require a “Conflict of Interest” statement to be placed before the References section.
- Do not include too many references, especially if they are only tangentially related to your work.
- Always ensure that you have fully absorbed and understood the material you are referencing. Do not just rely on reading excerpts or isolated sentences. Know what you’re referencing!
- Avoid excessive self-citations of your own work or from a single region or institute.
- Check the Guide for Authors to ensure the proper format. Presentation in the correct format is the responsibility of the author, not the editor. Make the editors’ work easier and they will appreciate the effort.
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