Data Availability Statement

Data Policy

“Transfer of innovative technologies” supports the principles of open science and encourages authors to share research data underlying their scientific results in a transparent and responsible manner, in accordance with the FAIR principles. This contributes to increasing trust in published materials and enables the verification of research results.

FAIR Principles

The editorial board recommends that authors adhere to the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). This means that research data should be findable, accessible either openly or under clearly defined conditions, presented in widely accepted or machine-readable formats, and suitable for reuse by other researchers.

Data Storage and Identification

Authors may deposit their research data in institutional, national, or international data repositories. Where possible, datasets should be assigned persistent identifiers (such as DOI or other PIDs), ensuring reliable storage and proper citation.

Data Availability in the Article

Information on the availability of research data should be provided in the manuscript, including a reference to the repository and the dataset identifier.

If all data necessary to verify the research findings are included in the article and its supplementary materials, a separate data availability statement may not be required.

Exceptions and Limitations

In some cases, open access to data may be restricted. This applies when the data contain personal, confidential, or otherwise sensitive information, are subject to ethical or legal restrictions, or cannot be disclosed in accordance with applicable legislation.

In such cases, authors must provide a justification for restricting access to the data within the manuscript.

Compliance with International Standards

The data policy of“Transfer of innovative technologies” is aligned with modern approaches to open science and the requirements for scholarly publications in Ukraine and aims to enhance the quality and transparency of scientific publishing