Post-Publication Corrections

The journal is committed to maintaining the accuracy and integrity of the scientific record. To ensure transparency and trust in scholarly communication, the journal provides a clear policy for issuing errata and corrigenda.

• Erratum (plural: Errata): A correction of an error introduced by the publisher during the production process (e.g., formatting issues, typesetting mistakes, author affiliation errors).
• Corrigendum (plural: Corrigenda): A correction of an error made by the authors in the published article (e.g., misreported data, incorrect references, factual inaccuracies).

Submission and Publication of Corrections

• Authors or readers who identify a significant error in a published article should notify the editorial office via email.
• The editorial team will assess the reported issue to determine whether it warrants a formal correction.
• If approved, a correction notice (either Erratum or Corrigendum) will be published promptly, linked to the original article, and clearly labeled in the journal’s table of contents.
• Minor typographical errors that do not affect the interpretation or integrity of the article will not be corrected post-publication.