Author Guidelines

1. Eligibility to Publish

Content may be submitted by authorized representatives of universities, research institutions, or affiliated academic departments.

Authors are responsible for ensuring they have the authority to publish content on behalf of their institution.

2. Content Standards

All submissions must meet professional academic standards and:

• Be accurate and factually correct.
• Reflect ethical research practices.
• Avoid misleading or exaggerated claims.
• Respect intellectual property rights.
• Be written in clear, professional language.

Research Shock reserves the right to request revisions or decline publication if content does not meet these standards.

3. Originality and Rights

Authors must ensure that submitted content:

• Is original or properly attributed.
• Does not infringe on third-party copyrights or trademarks.
• Includes permission for any images, figures, or media used.

By submitting content, authors confirm they have the necessary rights and permissions to publish it.

4. Formatting and Structure

To ensure consistency across the Platform, submissions should:

• Include a clear and concise headline.
• Provide a brief summary or introduction.
• Use structured sections or subheadings when appropriate.
• Reference relevant studies or publications when applicable.

5. Review and Editorial Rights

Research Shock may review submissions for clarity, formatting, and compliance with these guidelines.

We reserve the right to edit for grammar, style, or formatting, and to decline or remove content that does not align with our standards or Terms of Service.

6. Updates and Corrections

While Research Shock will make every effort to ensure accuracy, authors are responsible for correcting any inaccuracies in their submissions. We will show the last updated date in the news.