Submitted articles must be original, presenting a new topic, and must not have been previously published or submitted for publication in any other journal, conference, workshop, or symposium.

Researchers must avoid fabrication, falsification, plagiarism, duplicate publication, simultaneous submission to multiple outlets, unethical behavior, excessive length, poor organization, and salami slicing (fragmenting research results into multiple papers).

Articles submitted to the journal must meet scientific research requirements and maintain a high academic standard throughout all stages of the research, including clearly stating the research objective, defining the research problem, reviewing relevant literature, analyzing data, discussing results, concluding with findings and recommendations, and properly citing all referenced sources.

Researchers are kindly requested to properly attribute any information used in their research to its original source, including financial or advisory associations or institutions that might lead to bias or conflict of interest.

The views and opinions expressed in the published articles do not necessarily reflect the views or position of the faculty or the editorial board of the journal. The author alone bears full responsibility for the opinions expressed and the validity of the results and conclusions presented in the article.

Researchers must read, complete, and sign the "Author Declaration of Research Originality and Adherence to Research Ethics and Copyright Transfer and Conflict of Interest Statement," available electronically on the journal’s website at the following link:
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Through this declaration, the researcher commits to abiding by research ethics, avoiding any form of plagiarism, attributing information to its original source, acknowledging all contributors to the research, and specifying the type of contribution.

If a figure or table is reused from a previously published work, the original source must be cited, and written permission from the copyright holder must be obtained and attached to the submitted manuscript.

In the case of using images containing people, facial features must be hidden or blurred, and written consent must be obtained from the individual involved.

The journal follows the Code of Conduct of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) and adheres to  COPE Flowcharts  for handling suspected cases of misconduct. The journal is particularly committed to the COPE Code of Conduct for Journal Publishers. Editors of the journal follow the COPE Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors.