committee on publication ethics

What Role Do Editors Play in Upholding Ethics?

Editors have a crucial role in maintaining the integrity of published research. They are responsible for:
- Evaluating Submissions: Assessing manuscripts for ethical compliance before publication.
- Handling Misconduct: Responding to allegations of research misconduct in accordance with COPE guidelines.
- Promoting Ethical Standards: Encouraging authors and reviewers to adhere to ethical practices.

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