What constitutes an irrelevant or low-quality publication in Nanotechnology?
Irrelevant or low-quality publications in nanotechnology are those that do not contribute significantly to advancing the field. These publications may lack rigorous scientific methodology, fail to present novel findings, or include errors and misinterpretations. Additionally, they might have poor reproducibility, weak theoretical foundations, or might be published in predatory journals that do not adhere to proper peer-review standards.
