Copyright Statement

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1. Copyright Ownership

All articles published by Regent Science Press remain the intellectual property of their respective authors.
Upon publication, authors grant Regent Science Press the non-exclusive right to publish, distribute, and archive their work in all formats (print and digital), while retaining full copyright of their content.

2. Licensing Terms

All journals under Regent Science Press operate under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0).
Under this license, anyone is free to:

Share — copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format.
Adapt — remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, including commercial use.

Provided that:

Proper credit is given to the original author(s) and the source.
A link to the Creative Commons License is included.
Indication is made if any changes were made.

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3. Author Rights

Authors publishing with Regent Science Press retain the following rights:

To reuse, reproduce, and distribute their published work in any form (digital or print).
To deposit their work in institutional repositories, personal websites, or other databases.
To use their article for scholarly, educational, or professional purposes, provided acknowledgment of first publication in a Regent Science Press journal is given.

Example Attribution:

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4. Publisher Rights

Regent Science Press retains the right to:

Publish and disseminate the article in electronic and print formats.
Include the article in relevant indexing and abstracting databases.
Archive the article in the publisher’s repository for long-term digital preservation.

5. Third-Party Material

If a submitted manuscript includes material (e.g., images, figures, tables, or text excerpts) not owned by the author(s), it is the author’s responsibility to:

Obtain written permission from the original copyright holder.
Properly acknowledge the source of the reproduced material.

Failure to secure appropriate permissions may lead to rejection or retraction of the article.

6. Copyright Violation

Any unauthorized reproduction, distribution, or use of published material that violates the CC BY 4.0 License or infringes author rights will be treated as a copyright violation and may result in legal or ethical action.

7. Statement of Responsibility

The authors are solely responsible for the content, findings, and opinions expressed in their articles. Regent Science Press and its editors assume no liability for any statements made by the authors.