Of course, there are also researchers in the same field who have conflicts of interest with the author, so the author can explain here so as not to let the conflicting personnel become reviewers. You can consult when publishing a paper.
Draft preparation.
Manuscript): Word/Latex format, some journals use templates.
Author: All authors' names, work units, addresses, email addresses, postcodes, ORCID and other information. Indicate the first author, correspondent author and parallel author, and use different symbols as required (correspondent author is generally marked with *).
Cover letter: indicate the journal name, article type, article introduction, article highlights, correspondent's name, work unit, address, email address, postal code and other contact information.
Figure): Tiff/Eps format, adjust the resolution (DPI) as needed, and some periodicals need to be uploaded separately.
Tables: placed in Word documents. Some periodicals should be uploaded separately.
Recommended/Opposed Reviewer: Recommend or avoid a reviewer as needed.
Copyright transfer agreement: signed as required (except open access).
Catalogue, optional, according to periodical requirements.
Supplementary materials: non-critical auxiliary materials, other charts, movies, audio, etc.