The journal promotes transparency and reproducibility in scientific research and encourages researchers to make available the data and materials used in their work, in accordance with ethical principles and legal constraints.

Researchers are asked to include a clear Data Availability Statement indicating whether the data are available, where they can be accessed (preferably a public data repository with a data DOI), or the reasons preventing their sharing (such as privacy, proprietary rights, or institutional agreements).

Data may include experimental datasets, software code, measurement protocols, and supplementary materials. The journal encourages adherence to the FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable). Data sharing is not mandatory in all cases but is strongly encouraged, with respect for research ethics and the protection of participants.