Ivyspring International Publisher is dedicated to the rapid dissemination of important scientific knowledge and discoveries to the global research, academic and professional community. We publish peer-reviewed scientific journals of the highest quality, and all of our journals are fully open-access, making the contents of any published papers immediately available to readers around the world. Our goal is to become the first choice for authors, researchers and scientists looking for a publisher to present their finest results, and to aid in disseminating these results in the most wide-reaching manner and with the highest impact.
Ivyspring International Publisher is a proprietary, limited liability company located in Sydney, Australia, registered with the Australian government under registration number ACN: 126 316 032. In Ivyspring, we use our own submission system and manuscript processing system, and do our own in-house manuscript editing, xml generation, PubMed Central/doi submissions, etc., to meet professional standard. Our journals are funded by author publication fees. Our fees are clearly stated in every journal's website (in the author info pages), and authors are made fully aware of fees (if any) when making any manuscript submission.
Articles in our journals are now distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC-BY license).
Authors are also encouraged to self-archive papers published with us in their own or institutional websites as well as governmental websites and library websites, and permission from us is not required for this.
Our journals follow the guidelines set out in the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and International Committee of Medical Journal Editors (ICMJE) on handling potential conflicts of interest of editors, authors, and reviewers. Editors-in-chief or handling editors, with the assistance of editorial board, are fully responsible for the peer-review process, decisions, and selection of articles.
There is a zero-tolerance policy towards plagiarism (including self-plagiarism) in our journals. Manuscripts are screened for plagiarism before or during publication, and if plagiarism is found they are rejected at any stage of processing. Other ethical issues, allegations of research misconduct or complaints are handled very seriously and investigations are carried out by the editors and/or editorial office, followed by appropriate corrective action such as rejection, withdrawal, or retraction of articles.
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