Plagiarism Policy

All scientific articles submitted to the editorial office are subjected to a plagiarism test by independent experts and special software Plagiat.pl and Unicheck. We protect the rights of authors/co-authors and investigate statements about plagiarism or misuse of the published articles. The authors are responsible for accuracy of the information provided in the articles, the correctness of names, surnames and quotations. The authors are responsible for the materials they submit in case of detecting plagiarism in them. Similarly, we protect reputation of the journal against abuse of office. Thus, the journal reserves the right to reject an article for plagiarism without further explanation and to take appropriate legal measures. If a plagiarism is detected after publication, the journal may post the correction or recall the article.

Plagiarism in all forms is unacceptable and is considered unethical. Manuscripts submitted to the editorial board are verified for originality according to the following indicators: if the originality of the text is over 85%, then the material is allowed for consideration; 75-85% – the author should verify the correctness of the citations and references to the sources used; under 75% – the material is not accepted for consideration. No more than 3% plagiarism from one source is allowed.