Author Policies

1. Article Processing Charge (APC)

The Article Processing Charge (APC) policy outlines the costs associated with publishing in Neuro – Open Journal. Once a manuscript is accepted for publication, authors are required to pay a fee to cover the editorial and production costs of making their work open access. This fee ensures the article is freely accessible to all readers and contributes to the journal's operational sustainability.

2. Licensing Policy

The Licensing Policy allows authors to select the licensing options for their published articles, typically under Creative Commons. This helps ensure proper sharing and attribution while allowing for the broadest possible distribution and reuse of research findings.

3. Copyright Policy

Neuro – Open Journal ensures that authors retain full copyright of their work while providing the journal with the necessary rights to publish and distribute the article. Authors may freely reuse their work in other publications or presentations under the terms of the licensing agreement.

4. Data Sharing Policy

The Data Sharing Policy encourages authors to share raw data and supplementary materials publicly to increase the transparency and reproducibility of their research findings. The goal is to ensure that data supporting the research is freely accessible to the scientific community.

5. Submission of Manuscript

The Submission of Manuscript policy provides detailed instructions for authors on how to submit their manuscripts to Neuro – Open Journal. This includes submission platform details, formatting requirements, and necessary supplementary documentation.

6. APC Waiver Policy

The APC Waiver Policy ensures that authors from low-income countries or those facing financial difficulties can apply for a waiver of the Article Processing Charge, making it easier for them to publish their research in the journal.

7. Errata, Retractions, and Corrigenda Policy

This policy outlines the procedures for dealing with post-publication corrections, such as errata, retractions, and corrigenda. It ensures that errors or issues with a published paper are addressed transparently and responsibly.

8. Author’s Agreement Form

The Author’s Agreement Form ensures that authors agree to the terms and conditions of the journal, including copyright, licensing, and publication ethics. It is a necessary document before an article can be published.

9. Plagiarism Policy

The Plagiarism Policy outlines the journal’s commitment to maintaining the integrity of published research. Manuscripts are checked for plagiarism, and any instances of misconduct are addressed according to established ethical guidelines.

10. Participant/Patient Privacy and Informed Consent

Research involving human participants must adhere to the Participant/Patient Privacy and Informed Consent policy. Authors are required to obtain informed consent from participants and ensure that privacy is maintained in accordance with ethical standards.

11. Rights and Grants to the Author

This policy defines the rights authors retain over their work after publication and clarifies any grants or benefits they may receive in connection with the article’s publication. It ensures authors understand their responsibilities and rights.

12. Licensing Policy

This policy provides authors with the option to license their work under a Creative Commons license or another open-access license. The goal is to maximize dissemination while ensuring proper attribution to the authors.

13. Complaints Policy

The Complaints Policy provides a transparent and fair procedure for addressing any concerns or grievances authors may have regarding the editorial process or decisions. Authors can submit formal complaints if they believe their work has been mishandled.

14. Withdrawal Policy

Authors can withdraw their manuscript before publication under the Withdrawal Policy. However, the policy specifies conditions under which withdrawal is allowed, including the need to notify the journal promptly.

15. Manuscript Preparation

The Manuscript Preparation policy provides authors with guidelines on how to prepare and format their articles for submission. This includes details on sections, citation styles, figure preparation, and other essential elements.

16. Check List

The Check List helps authors ensure that their manuscript is complete and meets all submission requirements before submission. It includes steps such as confirming that all sections are present and properly formatted.

17. Sample Paper

Authors are provided with a Sample Paper that illustrates the correct formatting and structuring for manuscripts submitted to the journal. This sample serves as a model for authors to follow.

18. English Language Editing

The English Language Editing policy offers authors the opportunity to have their manuscripts professionally edited for grammar and clarity, ensuring they meet the journal’s language standards.

19. Human and Animal Rights Policy

Neuro – Open Journal follows strict ethical guidelines for research involving humans or animals. The Human and Animal Rights Policy ensures that all research complies with established ethical standards for human subjects and animal welfare.

20. Withdrawal Policy

This policy governs the procedures for withdrawing an article from the journal’s review or publication process. The policy ensures that articles are only withdrawn for legitimate reasons, such as ethical concerns or author errors.