Journal Policy
Archiving services
Journal articles are archived through ZENODO and BASE which is a not-for-profit digital Policiesother scholarly content and ensures its accessibility to readers and authors
Repository policy
Journal allows authors to deposit the published version of their article in their institutional or any other repository of their choice without embargo.
Data Sharing and Reproducibility Policy
Journal is committed to promoting transparency and reproducibility in scientific research. To that end, we have established the following policies on data sharing and reproducibility:
Data
Sharing:
We
require that authors make their data openly available and accessible to readers
upon publication, either by depositing it in a recognized public repository or
by including it as supplementary material to the article.
We encourage authors to use open data formats and to provide detailed metadata
to enable data reuse and interpretation by other researchers.
We require that authors provide a data availability statement in the article,
indicating where the data can be accessed and any restrictions or limitations
on data sharing.
Reproducibility:
We
encourage authors to provide detailed descriptions of the methods used in their
research and to make their code openly available to enable the reproducibility
of their results.
We may require that authors provide access to raw data and analysis code upon
request from readers or reviewers.
We may consider publishing replication studies or negative results to promote
transparency and reproducibility in scientific research.
We believe that these policies will help promote open and reproducible science,
which benefits the scientific community and society as a whole.
Policy on Intellectual Property
Journal
is recognizing the importance of intellectual property and respects the rights
of authors, reviewers, and readers. By submitting a manuscript to the Journal,
authors confirm that their submissions are original work and do not infringe
upon the intellectual property rights of any other person or entity. The
Journal requires that authors grant the Journal the right to publish their work
in any format and distribute it to any third party for non-commercial purposes.
The authors retain the copyright to their work, and the Journal requires that
any use of the work for commercial purposes should be negotiated directly
between the authors and the third party.
The Journal acknowledges the importance of data sharing and encourages authors
to deposit their data in publicly accessible repositories. The Journal also
requires that authors provide appropriate citations and acknowledge the sources
of any data used in their work.
The Journal will take appropriate measures to protect the intellectual property
rights of authors, reviewers, and readers, and will investigate any allegations
of plagiarism, copyright infringement, or other forms of intellectual property
violation.
