1. COPE (Committee on Publication Ethics): An international organization providing guidance and standards on publication ethics for editors, authors, and publishers. 2. COPE – Guidelines on Plagiarism: Specific COPE resources that explain how journals should handle plagiarism and duplicate submissions. 3. ICMJE (International Committee of Medical Journal Editors): A committee that develops recommendations for writing, editing, and publishing scholarly work (applicable across disciplines). 4. Scopus (Elsevier): One of the world’s largest abstract and citation databases for peer-reviewed literature. 5. Web of Science (Clarivate Analytics): A multidisciplinary citation indexing service widely used for journal impact evaluation. 6. DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journals): A global index of high-quality, peer-reviewed open access journals. 7. MathSciNet (American Mathematical Society): A comprehensive database of reviews, abstracts, and bibliographic information in mathematical sciences. 8. zbMATH Open: An open-access database providing abstracts, reviews, and references in pure and applied mathematics. 9. OASPA (Open Access Scholarly Publishers Association): An organization promoting best practices and standards in open-access publishing. 10. Creative Commons Licenses: Flexible copyright licenses allowing authors to legally share and reuse their work. 11. Crossref (DOI registration and metadata): An official DOI registration agency providing persistent identifiers and metadata linking for scholarly content. 12. Turnitin: A widely used plagiarism and similarity detection software, especially in educational institutions. 13. iThenticate: A professional plagiarism detection tool used by academic publishers and journals. 14. Open Science Framework (OSF): A free, open-source platform supporting collaboration and sharing of research data, methods, and results. 15. Zenodo: An open-access repository for research papers, datasets, and software (supported by CERN & OpenAIRE). 16. Figshare: An online repository for making research outputs such as figures, datasets, and media publicly available. 17. American Mathematical Society (AMS): A professional society advancing mathematical research and scholarship. 18. European Mathematical Society (EMS): A federation of European mathematical societies promoting mathematics and collaboration. 19. International Mathematical Union (IMU): An international non-governmental organization devoted to global cooperation in mathematics.