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We invite authors from around the world and from all fields in science to publish their work with us to reach a larger, more relevant audience. Our submissions go through rigorous peer reviews and quality checks. At Iris, we appreciate work from a varied range of scientific research and believe in publishing high quality, original content. Preference is given to work that is well-articulated and presented in interesting ways that readers can relate to. Research articles from major scientific fields are also welcome. These papers are expected to include findings, present evidence and explain the methodology used to achieve the final conclusion. Rules for submission Only original, genuine content is accepted at Iris Publishing. Manuscript must come attached with a cover letter from the author, including names of the co-authors (if any). All manuscripts must be properly cited.

Plagiarism Policy: At Iris Publishing, we have a strict policy against work that is not original and ensure that all research work shared with us is authentic by various means necessary. Our peer-review system and plagiarism tests are based on the following policies:
We only accept original content from authors, which means that their work should not be under review by other publications. We have a set of guidelines and templates for all authors to follow while creating and submitting their manuscripts. Uniqueness is key to acceptance at IRIS. Any work that has less than 75% originality will be rejected.
Processing Fee: Iris publishes content in an open access format, in which readers can access all information on our journals for free, unlimited. However in order to cover our handling, processing and production expenses, a nominal processing fee called Article Processing Charges (APC) is charged on every accepted submission made to Iris by authors and institutes looking for a platform to share their work with the world. This fee also accommodates efforts put into tasks such as editing, proofreading, quality check, web maintenance, plagiarism check and much more. APC may vary based on the type of manuscript and the place where it's being processed.
Withdrawal Policy: At Iris Publishers, our commitment to the world is the access to free but premium articles and research work in the multidisciplinary field of science. Our peer review process regulates the quality of every article to ensure it complies with our publishing standards.
This process is sometimes hampered by authors asking to make last minute withdrawals, mostly in the time right before we're set to publish the article to our journal. This is a colossal waste of our time, resources and money since our editors and reviewers may have spent lots of time reviewing the manuscript, giving direction about how the author should modify their manuscript and share it for further review, till they're ready for publication. To negate these circumstances, we've put together a withdrawal policy that protects the journal from unethical withdrawals.
Unethical withdrawal: Withdrawing a manuscript which is in the final stage of the peer review process of editorial is unacceptable unless there are some really compelling reasons.
If you withdraw your manuscript after it's already published to our journal, and was pre-paid, your Article Processing Charge (APC) WILL NOT BE REFUNDED back to you. If you stop responding to the reviewers and editors during the peer-review stage, the journal has the right to proceeding with the publishing process without your approval and will not bear the consequences of this decision. If there is circumstance where the reasons are compelling enough for you to need to file a request for withdrawal, visit the journal office and pick up a Article Withdrawal Form' that is to be duly signed by all collaborators with the reason for withdrawal clearly mentioned and submit the same to the Editorial Office. Do assume immediate withdrawal, you will hear from us regarding the same before it happens. To be fair to authors, if the review process has extended beyond six months, you are allowed to ask for withdrawal without paying the APCs.
Manuscript withdrawal charges: If a manuscript is withdrawn within 48 hours of submission, no penalties are charged to the author and co-authors. If any author request withdrawal after peer review stage or Galley Proof or PDF Stage or after Publication author should pay withdrawal penalty $99. If the author withdraws the article after acceptance of the manuscript and payment has also been made, there will be NO REFUND of the Article Processing Charge (APC) already paid. Upon accepting the withdrawal request, the Iris publication's Editorial Office will send the author(s) an official notice of Manuscript Withdrawal. The official notice will be handed over after the withdrawal penalty is paid in full.

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