Copyright and Licensing

License terms: the authors retain copyright, and also give a right to the journal publishing original scientific articles containing the results of experimental and theoretical studies and that is not considered for publishing in other journals. All materials are distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License International CC-BY, which allows others to distribute the work with recognition of its authorship and the first publication in this journal.

When accepting an article for publication in the Theoretical and Applied Veterinary Medicine journal, the author must sign a copyright license agreement. Then the agreement is sent to the postal (original version) or email address (scanned copy) of the Editorial Board.

Download agreement (doc)

Download agreement (pdf)

By this agreement the author certifies that submitted material:

  • does not interfere with the copyright of other persons or organizations;
  • was not previously published in other publishing houses and has not been submitted for publication in other editions.

The author passes the Editorial Board of the journal «Theoretical and Applied Veterinary Medicine» rights to:

  • publication of the article in Ukrainian (English and Russian) language and distribution of its printed copy;
  • translation of the article into English language (for articles in Ukrainian and Russian language) and distribution of its translated printed copy;
  • distribution of the article electronic copy, as well as its English translated electronic copy (for articles in Ukrainian and Russian), via any electronic means (placing on the official web-site of the journal, electronic databases, repositories, etc.) printed copy of the translation.

The author reserves the right without the consent of the Editorial Board and founders:

  • Use the materials of the article in whole or in part for educational purposes.
  • Use the materials of the article in whole or in part to write her/his own dissertations.
  • Use the materials of the article for the preparation of abstracts, conference reports, as well as oral presentations.
  • Place electronic copies of the article (including the final electronic copy downloaded from the official web-site of the journal) to:
  • personal web-resources of all authors (web-sites, web-pages, blogs, etc.);
  • web-resources of institutions where authors work (including electronic institutional repositories);
  • non-commercial open access web-resources (for example, arXiv.org).

In all cases, the presence of a reference to the article or hyperlink to its electronic copy on the journal’s official website is mandatory.