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Open Access Commitment: All articles published in IJCV are made freely available under Creative Commons licensing, ensuring maximum accessibility and impact for coronavirus research.

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✓ Adapt

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  • Author Ownership: Authors maintain full copyright ownership of their work
  • Reuse Rights: Authors can reuse their work in future publications with proper citation
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  • Derivative Works: Authors can create derivative works based on their published article

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  • Distribute the article through academic databases and indexing services
  • Make the article freely available under Creative Commons licensing
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  • Archive the article for long-term preservation

Proper Attribution Guidelines

How to Cite IJCV Articles

Standard Citation Format:

Author(s). Title of Article. International Journal of Coronaviruses. Year;Volume(Issue):Page-range. DOI: [DOI number]. Available from: [URL]. License: CC BY 4.0.

Example Citation:

Smith AB, Johnson CD, Williams EF. COVID-19 vaccine efficacy in elderly populations: a systematic review. International Journal of Coronaviruses. 2023;5(2):123-135. DOI: 10.1234/ijcv.2023.5.2.123. Available from: https://openaccesspub.org/ijcv/article/123. License: CC BY 4.0.

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  • Training materials

Media and Public Use

Encouraged for:

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  • Policy development
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All IJCV articles receive:

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  • Migration to new formats as technology evolves
  • Partnership with digital preservation initiatives

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