Kissa Journal Paper Title (18 pt, Bold)
Author One, Author Two, Author Three
(1) Department/Institution, City, Country 
(2) Department/Institution, City, Country
Corresponding author: name@institution.edu
ORCID: 0000-0000-0000-0000 (optional)

Abstract
Write a concise abstract of 150-250 words that clearly states the problem, method, key results (with quantitative values if possible), and the main conclusion. Avoid citations and abbreviations unless essential.
Keywords:  up to 6 keywords; separate with commas; use controlled vocabulary if your journal requires it.
1. Introduction
Provide context, motivation, and a brief literature background. State the gap your study addresses and your objectives or research questions. End with a paragraph outlining the paper structure.

2. Related Work / Literature Review (optional)
Summarize prior work, group themes, compare approaches, and identify limitations your study resolves. Use a consistent citation style (e.g., IEEE numbered or APA author year).

3. Methodology
Describe design, datasets/samples, instruments, procedures, and analysis methods with enough detail for replication. Include parameter settings, inclusion/exclusion criteria, and ethics approval if applicable.

4. Results
Report findings objectively. Use tables and figures where appropriate. Reference each table/figure in text (e.g., Table 1 shows). Provide uncertainty (e.g., SD, 95 CI) and exact p-values.

5. Discussion
Interpret results relative to objectives and prior work. Discuss implications, strengths/limitations, and threats to validity. Avoid restating results; explain what they mean.

6. Conclusion and Future Work
Summarize contributions and key takeaways. Suggest practical applications and future research directions.
Acknowledgments
Recognize funding (grant numbers), collaborators, and institutional support. Disclose any assistance with writing or editing.

Author Contributions (optional)
State contributions (e.g., Conceptualization, Methodology, Software, Validation, Writing original draft, Writing areview editing).

Conflict of Interest
Declare any potential conflicts. If none: The authors declare no conflict of interest.

Data Availability
Indicate where data/code can be accessed (e.g., repository link) or justify restrictions.

References
Use a consistent style. Examples:
[1] Doe, J., Title of Article, Journal Name, 12(3), 123 135, 2023. 
[2] Roe, A. and Poe, B. (2022). Book Title. Publisher.

Tables and Figures
Table captions go above; figure captions go below. Ensure each is cited in text.
Table 1. Sample characteristics.
Variable	N	Mean (SD)	
Height (cm)	120	168.4 (7.9)	
Weight (kg)	120	67.2 (12.1)	

Figure 1. Workflow of the proposed method.
(Insert figure here. Ensure 300 dpi minimum. Use vector formats for line art.)

Formatting Checklist (before submission)
• A4 paper, 1-inch margins, 12-pt Times New Roman, 1.5 line spacing.
• Pages numbered; continuous line numbers (if required).
• All acronyms defined on first use; SI units.
• Ethics approvals and trial registration (if applicable).
• All references complete and consistently formatted.