Contact and source suggestions

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Suggesting a correction

Include the page URL, the passage that needs attention and a proposed correction. Link to the primary source where possible. For a numerical claim, retain its units, material or cell configuration, mass basis and test conditions.

If a source is inaccessible, identify the DOI or institutional record and explain which part can be checked. Conflicting dates may refer to registration, scientific sessions or a separate visit; specify which date the evidence addresses.

Suggesting research or an event

For a paper, provide its title, authors, year, journal and DOI, together with the technical question it helps answer. For an event, provide the organizer’s official page, dates, location and relevant scope. A programme subject and a published research result should be described separately.

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Editorial handling

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Editorial correspondence

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