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Browse frequently asked questions regarding content accuracy, liability limits, and academic responsibility.
Who is legally responsible for the scientific content of published articles?
The authors of the published articles bear sole responsibility for the scientific integrity, data accuracy, conclusions, and ethical compliance of their work.
Does Researchium guarantee the scientific accuracy of all published research?
No. Researchium coordinates peer evaluation and editorial checks, but does not verify raw laboratory data independently and makes no absolute accuracy guarantees.
Is published content professional advice?
No. Information published in our journals is for scholarly and informational purposes only. It is not professional medical, legal, financial, or clinical advice.
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No. Links to external sites or code repositories are provided for reference. We do not monitor or take responsibility for external contents.
Do editors endorse author opinions?
No, opinions and theories published belong entirely to the authors and do not represent endorsements by the editorial board or publisher.
What if a published paper contains error-prone calculations?
If errors are confirmed, we coordinate with the authors to publish correction notices (erratum/corrigendum) or retract the paper under COPE guidelines.
Can I reproduce published figures without permissions?
Yes, under Creative Commons CC BY 4.0 terms, you can reproduce or reuse published figures provided you properly credit the original authors and Researchium.
Does Researchium carry liability for code vulnerabilities in supplementary downloads?
No. Supplementary code files are provided "as-is" by the authors. Users must test and screen software files in secure environments.
Is the peer review process a validation guarantee?
Peer review is an evaluation check by independent experts, but it is not an absolute guarantee against unresolved statistical or calculation errors.
How do I report plagiarism or misconduct?
Send details of potential misconduct to our integrity office at ethics@researchium.org, referencing the paper DOI.
Are clinical recommendations published on the site certified?
No. Research papers presenting clinical results are scientific studies, not certified healthcare protocols or clinical advice.
Does Researchium guarantee uninterrupted server access?
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How do digital archives affect article availability over time?
Articles are archived permanently in CLOCKSS preservation systems, ensuring research access even if the primary website goes offline.
Do editors verify author affiliations?
We verify corresponding author credentials during screening, but authors are solely responsible for representational accuracies of co-author details.
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