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We support the principles of open access and self-archiving to enhance the visibility and impact of research. Authors are permitted to deposit their research papers in institutional or subject-based repositories, subject to the conditions outlined below.
Authors are permitted to deposit the published manuscript (the final, publisher-formatted version) in institutional or publicly accessible research repositories. The published manuscript may be made publicly available immediately upon publication, with no embargo period required.
No embargo period is required. The published manuscript can be made publicly accessible as soon as it is deposited in a repository.
The self-archived manuscript should be made available under a Creative Commons (CC) license, preferably CC BY (Attribution) or CC BY-NC (Attribution-NonCommercial) to comply with open access mandates and funder requirements.
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To ensure proper citation and attribution, a link to the final published version of the research paper on the publisher’s website or proceedings will be included in the repository entry.
Authors are responsible for ensuring compliance with funder, institutional, and publisher policies. If there are specific queries regarding self-archiving, copyright, or licensing terms, authors should consult their publisher’s guidelines or institutional repository support team.
This policy promotes open access to research, ensuring that work is freely available to the public without any embargo restrictions.
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