Conflict of Interest Policy
Transparency and integrity are core principles of the
International Journal of Contemporary Research in Science and Computation (IJCRSC).
All authors, reviewers, and editors must disclose any financial,
professional, or personal relationships that could influence
or be perceived to influence the research, review, or publication process.
Responsibilities
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Authors:
Authors must declare all potential conflicts of interest,
including but not limited to funding sources, consultancies,
employment, stock ownership, honoraria, patents, paid expert testimony,
or institutional and personal affiliations that may bias their work.
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Reviewers:
Reviewers must disclose any conflicts of interest related to
a manuscript and must recuse themselves from the review process
if such conflicts exist.
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Editors:
Editors are responsible for ensuring a fair, objective,
and unbiased editorial process. Editors with conflicts of interest
must delegate decision-making responsibilities to another editor.
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No Conflict Statement:
If no conflicts of interest exist, authors must include the following
declaration in their manuscript:
“The authors declare that there is no conflict of interest
regarding the publication of this paper.”