Scientific dissemination
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This collection is founded on the conviction that scientific knowledge should not remain confined to classrooms or laboratories, but should instead reach society as a shared resource. Responding to this social demand requires universities to take an active role in communicating their research, presenting it in ways that are clear, rigorous, and engaging. In this sense, science communication becomes an essential pillar that stands alongside research and teaching within the university’s mission.
The purpose of this collection is to build bridges between academia and society, breaking down barriers and creating spaces for dialogue. In doing so, it not only enriches academic knowledge with fresh perspectives, but also encourages citizens to take part in the construction of knowledge and helps drive creative and innovative solutions to the challenges we face as a community.
The books are distributed under a CC BY-NC license, which means that they can be downloaded and redistributed without restrictions, as long as no commercial use is made of them, and the authorship is cited.
The specific guidelines for publishing in this collection are:
- The PDF will be published on the UMAEditorial Monographs Portal, therefore, it is free and open access.
- The layout of the PDF to be published is the responsibility of the authors, including the Cover, which is mandatory.
- All monographs must reflect the title, abstract and keywords in English
- In the case of collective works, one or two coordinators must appear.
- Following Art. 12 of the Regulation on Open Science Policy of the UMA, the unique identification code of the author(s) (ORCID) must be included on the credits page.
- We provide you with ISBN and DOI
-All works likely to be published in open access will have to comply with the blind peer evaluation system.
-The authors recognize and guarantee the legitimate and absolute ownership of the work, as well as the additional material that accompanies it, on which they declare that they do not have any limitation or encumbrance that prevents them from freely disposing or, if applicable, having the corresponding reproduction authorizations, in accordance with current legislation.
