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Olites Publishers have been established with portfolio of enhancing high impact scientific and medical information with open access and internationally peer-reviewed process disseminating the updated knowledge in a broad spectrum of Science, Life Sciences and Medical frontiers. Olites is a self-supporting, freelance organization and it does not receive funds or resources from any institution/ university/ society. Olites publishers act as a connecting link between researchers and readers across the scientific global community. Olites Publishers follow principles of publication led by the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE). We are seeking for creative ways to support and launch of new journals, the investment in new publishing technologies, efforts to increase awareness of and commitment to Open Access. Olites publishers are accomplished to remove all the commercial and technical barriers in making the scholarly knowledge, archival literature free and accessible (open) to the scientific and industrial communities by the most trusted online peer review process with a vision to encourage the experts, existing and young scientists to enlighten the global society.
Olites is ardent supporter to The Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI). In accordance with the (BOAI): All articles published by Olites journals are under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution License. Their articles are provided with unique Digital Object Identifier (DOI) that allows author, readers and anyone to read, download, copy, share, print or use them for any other legalized determination, without asking permission from the publisher or the author, the original work and source is appropriately cited.
The word “plagiarism” is derived from the Latin term “plagiare” This means to kidnap or abduct. Plagiarize is copy another person's idea, words or works and pretend that they are your own. Plagiarism usually discovered by scholars and researchers during the continuance of their research work. Plagiarism is one of the most severe violations of academic writing. Plagiarism may be of “self or duplicate Sometimes, duplicate publication called self-plagiarism will happen when an author reuses the content of one's own published work without citing the appropriate references.
Olites publishers follow strict policy in case of plagiarism within its purview. Before, during or after the publication process if the editorial board member, reviewer, author etc detects any element of plagiarism during editing or at a page proof stage, the authors are advised to provide proper reference citations. If more than 25% of the paper is plagiarized- the article may be rejected and the same is notified to the concerned author.
All the submitted manuscripts for publication are checked for plagiarism after submission and before starting review within 24hrs of time period.
The articles in which the plagiarism is identified are handled based on the percentage of the plagiarism
Please inform the editorial office by providing journal name, title of manuscript, author name, issue number, year of publication and other relevant information. We will handle the situation according to plagiarism policy.
Plagiarism is detected if greater than 30%, it is found that the authors are pleased to rewrite the article and submit the revised paper. However, we welcome the authors to do the required modification and resubmit the manuscript as a new submission.
The manuscript which clears the review process and gets published in the journal but later on detected to contain plagiarized content, the author's office and funding agencies are contacted. Each page of the PDF is marked and based on the extent of plagiarism; the article may be formally retracted
The manuscript that is submitted is understood to be unpublished work and is not considered for publication elsewhere. Duplicate publication of the submitted manuscript in whole or in parts will be considered as a breaching of plagiarism policy and is not welcome by the journal. Manuscripts submitted to the journal may be checked for originality using anti-plagiarism software.
Plagiarism also essentially violates the laws of copyright and one's original ideas, words and the unique expressions are seriously ill-represented.
The plagiarism is also extended to figures, tables, equations or illustrations, direct downloads from the internet without proper acknowledgement to the sources from which they are taken.
Self-plagiarism is a closely related topic. In this document we define self-plagiarism as the verbatim or near-verbatim reuse of significant portions of one's own copyrighted work without citing the original work. Self-plagiarism does not related to publications based on the contributor's own previously published and copyrighted work (e.g., visible in a conference proceedings) where a clear reference is prepared to the prior publication. Such reuse does not require quotation marks to delineate the reused text but does require that the source be cited.
At times, the authors may not aware that they are plagiarizing the content; nevertheless it is one's own responsibility to clearly demarcate the differences between paraphrasing and quoting exact words and citing with proper references. Sometimes, the authors knowingly borrow the ideas, contents from the other authors which constitutes blatant plagiarism.
Olites journals does not encourage plagiarism in any form, therefore, we strongly recommend that you thoroughly review your content before submitting it to any of our journals for publication. While there are several free plagiarism-checking tools available online, please note that they may not be entirely reliable."
Olites takes a privilege to serve the scientific community, students and researchers with pristine and refined research works and even invites the innovations. Olites publishers commence membership in open access with the aim of connecting and supporting researchers to promote research work globally. In order to benefit the scientific community, we provide an outlet where researchers, students, aspiring clinicians and anyone interested in scientific research can explore their ideas in the various disciplines covered by our journals.
When publishing in any Olites journals, authors hold the copyright of their article, which is openly circulated under the Creative Commons Attribution License, permitting the unrestricted use, distribution and reproduction of the article in any medium, provided the original work is appropriately referred to. The membership program of Olites Publishers enables academic and research institutions, societies, groups, funding organizations and corporations to actively support Open Access in academic publishing and to encourage the participation of its representatives and students in International conferences.
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| Type | 1 Year | 2 Year | 3 Year | 5 Year |
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| Student | $1200 | $1400 | $1600 | $1199 |
| Individual Membership | $1500 | $1700 | $1800 | $2199 |
| Scientific Societies | $2399 | $2599 | $2700 | $2999 |
| Research Institutes | $3200 | $3499 | $3800 | $3999 |
| Companies | $4090 | $4499 | $4800 | $4999 |
| Type University (Groups) | $5100 | $5499 | $5800 | $5999 |
Olites Publishers provides free, unrestricted online access to the published scholarly articles to everyone across the world. We are convinced that everyone - not only scientists - can benefit from research results, and we publish all our articles exclusively as open access documents, with a Creative Commons attribution license agreement (CC-BY). Readers have the right to use, distribute, and reproduce in any medium, provided the source is properly cited.
The process of publishing articles in online journals is a tedious; As Olites is a self-reliance organization and does not receive any funding from neither from government nor private sectors. Hence, the operation of the Journal is solely financed by the handling fees received from authors and some academic/corporate sponsors.
Article processing charge/ publishing fee enable us to cover the costs associated with editing, typesetting, storing, and archiving of the article, as well as maintaining the most advanced peer-reviewed platform in online publishing. The APC is payable if and when a manuscript is accepted for publication after peer review, but before it is published.
Olites is a self-reliant organization that does not receive funding from either government or private sectors. As such, the journal is exclusively supported through article processing charges (APCs) paid by authors. We request that authors, their institutions, or funding agencies cover the APCs to support our publication process .Our APCs are competitively priced compared to many emerging publishers, and we offer a range of discounts and flexible options for authors from low- and middle-income countries. Upon acceptance of a manuscript, authors will receive an invoice along with the galley proof. Payment can be made via our secure online payment portal using a credit card or through a bank transfer to the publisher's account as specified in the invoice. As an open-access publisher, Olites does not charge any fees for manuscript submission. Charges are applied only after acceptance, strictly for article processing.
| Country | High Income | Middle Income | Low Income |
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| Research | $1249 | $948 | $699 |
| Review | $1150 | $799 | $545 |
| Case Report | $1049 | $649 | $499 |
| Mini Review | $950 | $599 | $440 |
| Short Communication/ Communication | $749 | $499 | $349 |
| Editorial /Letter/ Opinion | $649 | $599 | $249 |
| Clinical and Medical Images | $549 | $399 | $149 |
At Olites Publishing, we understand that authors may occasionally need to withdraw a manuscript after submission due to unforeseen circumstances. We strive to accommodate such requests while maintaining the integrity and sustainability of our editorial process.
To withdraw a manuscript, the corresponding author must submit a formal written request via email to the editorial office at info@olitespublishing.com. The request must include the following information:
Once the request is received, our editorial office will verify the request with the corresponding author and all co-authors. If the manuscript has already been assigned to an editor or reviewers, they will be informed of the withdrawal.
These fees help cover administrative and editorial costs incurred during the processing and peer-review stages, which often begin shortly after submission.
We recognize that manuscript withdrawal can be a difficult decision, and we are committed to supporting authors throughout the process. For further assistance or questions regarding withdrawal procedures or article processing charges, please contact us at: info@olitespublishing.com.