Authors should:

• Submit original and previously unpublished research.
• Do not resubmit research that is currently being reviewed or considered elsewhere.
• Report research methods, data, results, and conclusions objectively and truthfully.
• Properly cite all sources used.
• Do not commit plagiarism, multiple submission, and self-plagiarism.
• Use proper copyright permissions if necessary.
• Make sure that all authors are deserving of authorship and approve of the final submission.
• Disclosure of conflicts of interest.
• Acknowledgment of the source of research funds.
• Adherence to research and publication ethics guidelines.
• Reporting of errors in published work.

Reviewers are expected to:

• Conduct impartial, objective, and independent reviews.
• Confidentiality of submitted papers is to be maintained.
• Offer constructive, clear, and professional comments.
• Evaluate papers on the basis of their academic and technical content.
• Do not use personal or discriminatory assessments.
• Reveal any conflict of interests.
• Reviews are to be done within the stipulated time period, wherever feasible.
• Report plagiarism or research misconduct to the Editor.

Editors are responsible for:

• Fair and unbiased editorial decision making.
• Confidentiality of submitted papers.
• Selection of appropriate and qualified reviewers.
• Ensuring proper editorial independence.
• Handling conflicts of interest appropriately.
• Taking ethical issues seriously.
• Preserving the integrity of the scholarly publication record.
• Fostering fairness and academic excellence.