COPYRIGHT

The copyright of the published article in Trends in Glycoscience and Glycotechnology (hereafter TIGG) produced by the Forum: Carbohydrate Coming of Age (hereafter FCCA) is prescribed as follows:

Ownership of the copyright

1. •The copyright of any paper printed in TIGG belongs to each author, however, the authors shall give permission to FCCA as to the following three statements:
   

2. •Any paper or article in TIGG may be open to the public through published works made by FCCA or on the World Wide Web.
   

3. •Any paper or article in TIGG may be open to the public as digital works through electronic library or similar services that FCCA authorizes.
   

4. •FCCA reserves the right to make copies of any paper or article in TIGG.
   

Ownership of the moral right as to the copyright

1. The moral right as to the copyright of any paper printed in TIGG belongs to each author.
   

Conditions for copying, reproduction, translation and adaptation

1. •The author may make copies (print or electronic) of the article for your own personal use, including for your own classroom teaching use.
   

2. •The author may make copies and distribute such copies (including PDF files) of the article to known research colleagues, for the personal use by such colleagues.
   

3. •The author may post a revised personal version of the final text including illustrations and tables of the article on your website with a link to the corresponding article either at J-STAGE or Journal@rchive, through the relevant DOI when available, which is allowed one year after publication.
   

4. •A person who wants to reproduce, translate or adapt any paper printed in the journal is required to apply to the Editorial Board of TIGG.
   

5. •When a person reproduces, translates or adapts any paper printed in TIGG, the volume and the page number should be clearly indicated.
   

6. •The author is responsible for all problems relating to a paper printed in TIGG, and FCCA takes no responsibility. The Chief of the Editorial Board of TIGG, however reserves the right to ask about such problems or how the author has or is dealing with the problem.
   

7. •Please contact the Chief of the Editorial Board of TIGG when you need any information from or to make inquiries of the Board of TIGG.
   

The Editorial Board of TIGG consider these prescriptions described above as being approved by all the authors of the papers printed in TIGG. If you cannot agree with them, please contact the Editorial Board.