Copyright Information

Copyright Information

Unless otherwise indicated, writers of articles published in the CERJ retain their copyright, with the exception of photos and other materials provided by the publisher, which are protected by the copyright of their respective owners. Therefore, as long as they adhere to any restrictions imposed by third-party copyright holders and provide accurate citations to the original work, authors are allowed to distribute and republish their works. As long as they pay the appropriate license costs and follow the CERJ publishers citation standards, readers are also permitted to download and forward publications. Copyright notices must be heeded before any content is copied, downloaded, emailed, or distributed in any other way.

The copyright disclaimers are unmistakably shown and cannot be hidden, erased, or just partially seen. Certain articles may contain content, figures, and tables from other publications to which CERJ does not possess the rights or the ability to relicense. To find out if a work can be reused, the author or writers should contact the original copyright holder (typically the original publisher or author). The author(s) is/are in charge of obtaining the necessary copyright release permissions before submitting the work, in order to use any copyrighted materials.