Citation Guidelines
How to cite an article published in WIA Journal in common reference styles, with a link to the article page.
What to include
A reference to a WIA Journal article should contain:
- the author name(s) and year of publication;
- the article title, in the language it was published in;
- the journal name, WIA Journal;
- volume, issue and page or article numbers only if they are shown on the article page;
- the article link, in the form
https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>, which you can copy from the article page in /papers/.
Examples by style
APA (7th edition)
APAAuthor, A. A., & Author, B. B. (Year). Title of the article in sentence case. WIA Journal, Volume(Issue). https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>
MLA (9th edition)
MLAAuthor, First Name, and First Name Author. "Title of the Article." WIA Journal, vol. Volume, no. Issue, Year, https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>.
Chicago (notes and bibliography)
Chicago note1. First Name Author, "Title of the Article," WIA Journal Volume, no. Issue (Year), https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>.
Chicago bibliographyAuthor, First Name. "Title of the Article." WIA Journal Volume, no. Issue (Year). https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>.
Vancouver
Vancouver1. Author AA, Author BB. Title of the article. WIA Journal. Year;Volume(Issue). Available from: https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>
IEEE
IEEE[1] A. A. Author and B. B. Author, "Title of the article," WIA Journal, vol. Volume, no. Issue, Year. [Online]. Available: https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>
Articles not written in English
WIA Journal accepts manuscripts in any language (see Language Policy). When citing an article written in another language, keep the title in its original language. Many styles, including APA, recommend adding an English translation of the title in square brackets after it:
APAAuthor, A. A. (Year). Original-language title [English translation of the title]. WIA Journal. https://wiajournal.com/papers/?id=<paper-id>
Disclosing AI tools
If you used AI tools while preparing your own manuscript, say so in the text — usually in the methods section or the acknowledgements — naming the tool and what it was used for. A reference list entry is not a substitute for this description, and an AI tool should never be listed as an author. Follow the guidance of your chosen citation style if you quote or cite AI-generated output directly.
More on this in our Publication Ethics policy.