Copyright And Licensing

Journal of Innovation in Computer Science and Pharma-Bio Research
 
The Journal of Innovation in Computer Science and Pharma-Bio Research is committed to providing transparent information regarding copyright, licensing, and reuse of published content. This ensures legal clarity for authors, readers, and third parties.
 
1. Copyright Ownership
 
Unless otherwise stated, authors retain the copyright of their published articles. By submitting to the journal, authors grant the journal the right to publish, distribute, and archive their work in print and electronic formats.
 
2. License Terms
 
All articles published in the journal are made available under the following license:
 
Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
This license allows others to share, copy, redistribute, and adapt the work for any purpose, provided that proper attribution is given to the original authors.
 
Note: The journal will clearly indicate the license applied to each article.
 
3. Reuse Permissions
 
Under the applicable license:
 
Sharing: Anyone may share the article in any format.
Adaptation: Content may be adapted, translated, or built upon for research or educational purposes.
Attribution: Proper credit must be given, a link to the license provided, and indication made if changes were made.
 
Commercial use is permitted under the license terms, but the original authors must be credited.
 
Requests for uses beyond the license (e.g., exclusive rights, media reproduction) should be directed to the editorial office: [journal email to be added]
 
4. Author Self-Archiving Rights
 
Authors are permitted to:
 
Deposit the final accepted version of their manuscript in institutional or personal repositories
Share their work on academic networking sites (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu)
Use the work for teaching, presentations, or academic purposes
 
Citation Requirement: Authors and users must cite the journal article as the version of record.
 
5. Disclaimer
 
The journal is not responsible for any misuse of the licensed content. Users must comply with the terms of the stated license and respect the integrity and attribution of the original work.