The legal basis for publication ethics are legal acts: Guided by the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus; the Civil Code of the Republic of Belarus; the Law of the Republic of Belarus "On Copyright and Related Rights"; Universal Copyright Convention, signed at Geneva on 6 September 1952, the Code of Ethics of scientific publications, formulated on the Ethics of Scientific Publications Committee (Moscow, Russia); Code of conduct and best practice guidelines for the editor (Code of Conduct and Best Practice Guidelines for Journal Editors), developed by the Committee of Publication Ethics (Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE)).
Editors of the Journal "Mechanics of machines, mechanisms and materials" guarantee adherence of:
Editor-in-chief
Vice-editors-in-chief
Executive secretary
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OPEN ACCESS POLICY
The journal “Mechanics of Machines, Mechanisms and Materials” is an open access journal based on the principles of the Budapest Open Access Initiative, in which the copyright holder of a scientific work grants rights of use to others using an open license that allows immediate free access to the work and allows any user to read, download, copy, print, search or link to the full texts of articles.
The journal uses the CreativeCommonsLicense CC-BY-NC-ND. The license allows users to copy, distribute and transmit the article free of charge with the appropriate credit, a link to the license and provided that the article is not used for commercial purposes, the paper is not changed or adapted in any way. If the material is remixed, transformed, or other material is build upon it, the user may not distribute the modified material.
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The copyright for the content of all articles and reviews remains with the designated author of the article or review.
The copyright Agreement for cession of the rights to publish the manuscript must be submitted to the editorial office together with the manuscript of the article.
The journal presents all articles that have their own Digital Object Identifier (DOI) for CrossRef.