Copyright & Creative Commons License
JBRES publishes articles under a clear open-access licensing policy so that your research is readable, shareable, and discoverable worldwide—while protecting author ownership and ensuring proper attribution. We support ethical reuse that increases research impact, citations, collaboration, and real-world application.
Quick Summary (What This Means for Authors)
The copyright of the published article remains with the corresponding author(s). The publisher does not claim ownership.
Open licensing allows readers to access, share, and cite your work more easily—helping accelerate scholarly impact.
Reuse must credit the author(s) and the original publication, and include the license link—this protects your contribution.
Readers may not copy content into new manuscripts without proper citation, nor misrepresent your work as their own.
License Used by JBRES
JBRES supports Creative Commons licensing to ensure transparent reuse permissions. The primary license reference is: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). Depending on journal policy or article type, a non-commercial clause may also apply. If you need clarity before submission, contact: support@jelsciences.com.
You are free to
- Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
- Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material.
- Distribute — include in teaching, presentations, or scholarly materials with proper attribution.
- Preserve — store in repositories and personal/institutional archives.
Under these terms
- Attribution — give appropriate credit, cite the article, and link to the license.
- Indicate changes — if modified, clearly state what was changed.
- No endorsement — reuse must not imply author/journal endorsement.
- No additional restrictions — do not apply legal/technical barriers limiting permitted reuse.
Author Copyright & Publishing Rights
Copyright (Ownership)
The copyright for all manuscripts published in JBRES remains with the author(s). The publisher or third parties do not own the manuscript content. Authors may reuse their work in future books, theses, institutional repositories, and presentations—while maintaining correct citation to the JBRES version.
Publishing Rights (Distribution)
JBRES retains non-exclusive publishing rights to produce, publish, and distribute the article in digital formats, assign DOI metadata, and archive it permanently. This ensures stable access, citation tracking, and long-term preservation.
Reader Reuse Guidelines (To Protect Authors)
Allowed ✅
- Read, download, and print for academic/scientific purposes.
- Share article link/DOI with colleagues, labs, or students.
- Reuse small parts with proper citation and attribution.
- Use figures/tables in teaching with correct credit.
Not Allowed ❌
- Copy content into another manuscript without attribution.
- Republish the article as a new work under another author name.
- Misuse figures/tables without citation or license compliance.
- Apply restrictions that block permitted sharing and reuse.
Why This Matters for Authors
Open-access licensing is not just a legal statement—it is a strategic advantage for authors. A clear license improves distribution through libraries, repositories, and search engines, and it enables other researchers to build upon your work ethically. With DOI-based citation and open sharing, your article can reach clinicians, policymakers, educators, and researchers without barriers.
Email our editorial office: support@jelsciences.com