Revista Ceres

To be considered an author of an article, a researcher must have made a significant contribution to the conception and/or development of the research and/or manuscript writing, and must have revised and approved the final version. In addition, all authors must have an ORCID ID, which must be provided in ScholarOne at the time of submission and will be included in the publication.Following Open Sci…

A conflict of interest arises when any factor (financial, personal, commercial, academic, political, among others) affects a researcher’s professional judgment in conducting or reporting research. It refers to a set of circumstances in which genuine interest in the research may be influenced by a secondary interest, potentially compromising the investigation’s results. In scientific publishing, co…

Revista Ceres is committed to academic and scientific integrity, ensuring that any allegation of misconduct is handled with rigor and impartiality. To this end, the journal follows the guidelines of the Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) when addressing ethical issues that may compromise the reputation of the journal and the published research.Identification of MisconductThe journal considers …

Scientific knowledge is a public good. For this reason, one of the goals of Revista Ceres is to increase the visibility of research findings. In alignment with the Open Science model, Revista Ceres does not retain the copyright of published articles. Authors maintain the copyright of their manuscripts, while the journal retains the right of first publication.

This journal follows the Open Access model, providing unrestricted online access (including financial freedom) to all scientific articles published by the journal.Open access refers to a condition in which the copyright holder of an academic work grants usage rights to third parties through an open license (Creative Commons Attribution, CC-BY ). This allows immediate and free access to the work an…

In accordance with Open Science practices, Revista Ceres encourages transparency in the editorial process and allows authors to define the review model for their manuscript. The journal adopts open peer review as its preferred practice, in which authors include their names and institutional affiliations directly in the main article file, allowing for identification from the beginning of the proces…

A preprint is a complete manuscript that has not yet undergone formal peer review or been published in an academic journal. Preprints allow for early dissemination of research, increasing its visibility, enabling the rapid circulation of information, receiving feedback from other researchers, and enhancing the potential for academic collaboration. These aspects promote new ways of producing, shari…