Author Duties
- When submitting the paper the author must provide the License Agreement to the Editorial board.
- Authors must provide the verified and consistent results of the research carried out.
- Authors must provide the Editorial board with the original research where the use of statements and/or the works of the other authors is executed according to the current existing rules (quotation and precise bibliographical references).
- Plagiarism in any forms (including unregistered quotes, paraphrasing or assignment of rights to the results of other people's research) is unethical, unacceptable and illegal action.
- The authors should not submit to the journal a manuscript, which has been submitted to another journal and is under consideration, as well as an article already published in another journal. If the fact of such submission is revealed the published paper will be withdrawn.
- Only those people who made significant contributions to the research design conceptualization, its development, implementation and interpretation of the results may be the co-authors of the article.
- Co-authors of the article (people who made significant contributions to the research) must agree with the authoring team members, they must make aware of the final version of the paper and approve it.
- Co-authors must disclose in their papers financial or other existing conflicts of interests (for example, wage work, consulting, corporate ownership, fees, expert contracts, applications for patents or registration of patents, grants and other financial assurance), which can be taken as those effected the results of the research.
- The author must notify the Editorial board of the journal if he/she finds significant errors or inaccuracies in the article while it is considered or after its publication. He/she must coordinate with the Editorial board for withdrawing the paper or correcting the errors.
