Withdrawal Policy

SvedbergOpen Journals is dedicated to promoting the intellectual agenda by publishing high-quality articles and adhering to publication ethics. We anticipate that authors will adhere to the highest standards of publication ethics while also producing high-quality articles.

Authors should make the request within a few days following submission, usually no more than five, if they would like to withdraw their manuscript from consideration for publication after it has been submitted. When manuscripts are withdrawn just days before they are scheduled to be published, editors, reviewers, and editorial staff have wasted a great deal of time and effort processing the submissions.

We kindly request that the authors, in particular the first or corresponding author, make a decision before submitting the article in order to prevent the paper from being withdrawn.

Within five days of submission, manuscripts may be withdrawn. Requests for withdrawals must be sent via email. Once a manuscript has been published, it cannot be taken down or withdrawn unless there are ongoing legal problems or copyright violations affecting the manuscript in question. Moreover, withdrawal of manuscript after acceptance or after publishing will not be reimbursed.