Copyright & Licensing

The International Journal of Emerging Advances in IVF and Assisted Reproduction is committed to protecting authors' rights while ensuring that published research can be accessed, shared, and reused responsibly. Copyright and licensing arrangements should be clearly communicated to authors before publication.

1. Copyright Ownership

Authors should retain appropriate rights to their original scholarly work unless a separate copyright agreement is established with the journal or publisher.

Authors are responsible for ensuring that they have the necessary rights and permissions for any third-party material included in their manuscripts.

2. Author Rights

Authors may retain the right to:

  • Use their published work for academic and educational purposes.

  • Share their work in accordance with the applicable publication and licensing terms.

  • Use portions of their work in future scholarly publications, subject to appropriate acknowledgment.

  • Maintain appropriate attribution to their original research.

3. Licensing

Where an open-access license is applied, the specific license governing the reuse of the published article should be clearly stated on the article and journal website.

The journal should not claim a specific Creative Commons or other license unless it has been officially adopted and confirmed by the publisher.

License: To be updated based on the journal's officially confirmed licensing policy.

4. Third-Party Material

Authors must obtain appropriate permission for copyrighted figures, images, tables, substantial quotations, clinical data, patient-related materials, reproductive research materials, or other third-party content when permission is required.

Proper attribution should be provided for all third-party material used in a manuscript.

5. Open Access and Reuse

Where articles are published under an open-access license, readers may access, share, and reuse the content according to the terms and conditions of that license.

Any permitted reuse should include appropriate acknowledgment of the original authors, article, and publication.

6. Copyright Infringement

If a potential copyright infringement is reported, the editorial team may investigate the matter and take appropriate action. Depending on the circumstances, this may include correction, removal of unauthorized material, expression of concern, retraction, or other measures necessary to protect the integrity of the publication.

7. Author Responsibility

Authors are responsible for:

  • Confirming ownership or obtaining appropriate permission for submitted material.

  • Providing accurate attribution for third-party content.

  • Complying with applicable copyright laws and licensing requirements.

  • Ensuring that the manuscript does not unlawfully reproduce protected material.

  • Disclosing any material that has been previously published or licensed elsewhere.