Tipos de Artigos Aceitos:
A SESEST considera para publicação os seguintes tipos de manuscritos:
Requisitos de Formatação:
Para garantir a uniformidade e a qualidade visual da SESEST, solicitamos que os manuscritos sigam as seguintes diretrizes de formatação ABNT:
| Estrutura | Elementos |
|---|---|
| Pré-textual |
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| Textual |
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| Pós-textual |
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A NBR 10520/2023 estabelece que todos os elementos inseridos no artigo deverão ser estruturados na ordem demonstrada na tabela acima.
Os elementos pré-textuais são aqueles apresentados antes do conteúdo do artigo e consistem no título, subtítulo (se houver), nome do autor, resumo e palavras-chave na língua do texto. Esses elementos devem ser formatados conforme o exemplo abaixo:
Formatação de Citações e Referências: Citações (NBR 10520):
A ABNT utiliza o sistema autor-data para citações no corpo do texto. Isso significa que a citação geralmente inclui o sobrenome do autor e o ano de publicação.
We use ABNT Standards
The Brazilian Association of Technical Standards – ABNT, among other attributions, is responsible for standardizing the formatting of technical documents, aiming to facilitate their understanding and access to scientific knowledge.
In this context, in addition to the norms aimed at academic works, ABNT edited the Brazilian Norm 10520/2023, which establishes formatting rules for scientific articles.
Considering that several colleges in Brazil already adopt the model of a scientific article as a course conclusion work, we at Revista Multiciência also use and gather here all the rules that must be observed in the formatting of your article.
Fonts, margins and spacing
Although NBR 10520/2023 does not establish rules about fonts, margins and spacing, we suggest using the same rules applied in monographs and other academic works:
Font: size 12, with the exception of footnotes, citations of more than three lines, pagination and image captions, which should be smaller.
Margins: 3 cm left and top, 2 cm right and bottom.
Spacing: should be 1.5, with the following exceptions, which should adopt single spacing:
quotes longer than three lines
footnotes
references
captions for illustrations and tables
General Structure
Structure and Elements
# Pre-textual
– Title and, if any, subtitle
– author’s name
– Summary in the language of the text
– Keywords in the language of the text
# Textual
– Introduction
– Development
– Conclusion
#Post-textual
– Title and, if any, subtitle in a foreign language
– Summary in foreign language
– Keywords in a foreign language
– Explanatory notes (optional)
– References
– Glossary (optional)
– Appendices (optional)
– Attachments (optional)
NBR 10520/2023 establishes that all elements inserted in the article must be structured in the order shown in the table above.
pre-textual elements
The pre-textual elements are those presented before the content of the article and consist of the title, subtitle (if any), author’s name, abstract and keywords in the language of the text. These elements must be formatted according to the example below:
Although NBR 10520/2023 establishes that these elements are post-textual, it is common to find abstracts and keywords in a foreign language on the opening page of the article.
References must follow the rules set forth in NBR 6023/02 and will be formatted as follows:
