Copyright Policy

Authors retain full copyright over their scientific works published in the journal Perinatology and Reproductology: From Research to Practice. By submitting an article to the editorial board, authors grant the journal a non-exclusive licence to publish, distribute, archive and use the material within the scope of the publication and in accordance with the terms of the Creative Commons (CC BY 4.0) open licence. A non-exclusive licence means that authors retain the right to freely use their article in further scientific work, to include it in theses, monographs, teaching materials or to present it at conferences without additional permission from the editorial board.

The journal encourages openness and the dissemination of knowledge; therefore, authors are permitted to post preprints and postprints of their articles in institutional or subject-specific repositories, on personal websites, or on academic social networks (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu). Posting is permitted both before and after publication, provided that the bibliographic description of the article and a link to the official source in the journal are included.

Authors have the right to store and distribute a PDF version of their article, share it with colleagues, and use it for educational or scientific purposes. This policy aims to increase the visibility of research, promote open science, and support researchers, particularly early-career researchers and postgraduate students, for whom the free dissemination of their own results is an important tool for scientific communication.