Corrections, Retractions and Removal

AIScyentist corrects the published record openly.

Correction

A correction is published when an error affects the accuracy or interpretation of a published article. The correction is linked to and from the original article. Minor errors that do not affect understanding, such as typographical errors, are not the subject of a formal correction.

Expression of Concern

Where serious concerns about an article are under investigation, an expression of concern may be published to alert readers until the matter is resolved.

Retraction

An article is retracted when its main findings are shown to be unreliable, whether through honest error or misconduct, or in cases of plagiarism, duplicate publication or false authorship. The retracted article remains accessible and is clearly marked, with the reason stated.

Removal

In exceptional cases — where an article is defamatory, infringes legal rights, or is subject to a court order — it may be removed. Its bibliographic record is retained with a note explaining the removal.

Author Name Changes

Authors may request a change to their name on published articles by writing to the editorial office. Requests are handled confidentially, and all records under the journal's control are updated.