International Journal of Electronics and Power Systems
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Publication Ethics and Malpractice Statement
International Journal of Electronics and Power Systems follows the publication ethics policy below.
Thomson & Ryberg Publications is committed to the highest standards of publication ethics and integrity across all stages of the editorial process. We follow internationally recognized guidelines for handling allegations of misconduct, including plagiarism, data fabrication or falsification, duplicate submission, and undisclosed conflicts of interest, and we investigate all concerns raised about published or submitted work thoroughly and confidentially.Authors, reviewers, and editors are each expected to uphold specific ethical responsibilities, from accurate reporting and proper attribution to unbiased, confidential review. Where concerns are substantiated, we take appropriate corrective action, which may include corrections, retractions, or formal expressions of concern, in order to preserve the accuracy and trustworthiness of the scholarly record.
Authors
- Report work honestly, without fabrication, falsification or inappropriate manipulation of data or images.
- Credit the work of others properly; plagiarism in any form is not accepted.
- List as authors everyone who made a substantial contribution, and only those people.
- Declare funding sources and any conflicts of interest.
Reviewers
- Treat manuscripts as confidential and do not use unpublished material for their own work.
- Decline to review where there is a conflict of interest.
- Give objective, constructive comments within the agreed time.
Editors
- Decide on manuscripts on their scholarly merit alone, without regard to the authors' nationality, gender, institution or beliefs.
- Take no part in decisions on manuscripts where they have a conflict of interest.
Misconduct, corrections and retractions
Concerns about a submitted or published article are investigated in line with the guidance of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). Where needed, the journal publishes a correction, an expression of concern or a retraction, and keeps the record of the original article available. See Misconduct and Sanctions.