Copyright & Licensing
The Journal of Advanced Neurology and Neuroscience is committed to promoting open access to scientific knowledge while ensuring proper recognition of authors’ intellectual contributions.
Copyright Policy
Authors publishing in the journal retain the copyright of their work. By submitting and publishing in the journal, authors grant the journal the right to publish, distribute, and archive their manuscript in both online and digital formats.
All published content remains the intellectual property of the authors, and proper attribution must always be given when the work is used, shared, or reproduced.
Licensing Terms
All articles published in the journal are made available under an open-access license that permits:
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Free reading and downloading of full-text articles
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Sharing and redistribution of published content
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Non-commercial use, academic use, and educational reuse
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Reproduction in any medium with proper citation
Users must always provide appropriate credit to the original authors and the journal when using published material.
Commercial use of published content may require prior permission from the authors or the journal editorial office.
Author Rights
Authors have the right to:
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Reuse their published work in future books, lectures, or academic compilations
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Share their published articles on personal or institutional repositories
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Distribute their work for academic and research purposes with proper citation
Publisher Rights
The journal retains the right to:
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Publish, archive, and distribute accepted manuscripts
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Maintain the integrity of the published version of record
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Assign DOIs and metadata for indexing and citation purposes
Open Access Commitment
The journal fully supports open access publishing to ensure that scientific research in neurology and neuroscience is freely available to researchers, clinicians, and the global scientific community without financial or access barriers.
All published articles are permanently accessible online to promote knowledge sharing, scientific collaboration, and increased research impact.
