Publication Ethics & Peer Review Policy

Publication Ethics

Current Science Georgia follows ethical publishing principles designed to protect academic integrity, originality, transparency, and scholarly responsibility. Authors are expected to submit original work, avoid plagiarism, provide accurate references, disclose conflicts of interest, and ensure that submitted manuscripts have not been published elsewhere or submitted simultaneously to another journal.

Peer Review Policy

All submitted manuscripts are subject to an editorial screening process and may be evaluated by qualified reviewers according to the academic scope, originality, methodological quality, relevance, clarity, and contribution of the research. The peer-review process is intended to support fair academic assessment and improve the quality of published work.

Author Responsibilities

Authors are responsible for ensuring the accuracy, originality, authorship integrity, citation quality, and ethical compliance of their submissions. Any use of third-party material, data, images, or institutional information must be properly referenced or legally authorized.

Editorial Responsibilities

The editorial office is responsible for managing submissions, coordinating review communication, protecting confidentiality, assessing publication suitability, and maintaining academic standards throughout the editorial process.

Plagiarism & Originality

Manuscripts containing plagiarism, duplicated content, fabricated data, misleading authorship, or unethical research practices may be rejected, corrected, withdrawn, or removed from publication depending on the nature and seriousness of the issue.

Ethics Contact

For publication ethics, peer-review communication, correction requests, or editorial concerns, please contact the Current Science Georgia editorial office.

editor@medyapress.edu.ge

Contact Editorial Office