Editorial policy, sources and research guide revisions
Read how research guides are prepared, how official sources are selected, what the library covers, how AI assists preparation and how to report corrections.

Purpose and coverage
This library covers 45 research topics in three languages and points to relevant resources and tools. It does not contain every discipline, institutional rule or dataset. Each guide is a sourced starting point for further study and decisions.
Source selection
Primary publications, official documentation and university guidance are preferred for methods and tools. Recheck applicable policies and versions for the actual project. Listing an institution or service implies no partnership, endorsement or affiliation.
Preparation and imagery
AI tools assisted preparation of text, translations, code and images in this version. Sources and examples are visible for review. Service images are illustrative, not actual staff or study results. Authorship is attributed to the institute without claiming review by an identified specialist.
Revisions and corrections
Each guide displays its actual revision date rather than an automatically changing build date. Policies and tools can change. To report an error, send the guide link, passage, rationale and supporting correction source through the institute’s contact route.
Research use
Read original sources and cite documents you have actually consulted. Examples and templates are educational and need alignment with design, permissions and institutional requirements. Researchers remain responsible for corrections and disclosure of assistance.
Scientific status of this edition
This edition includes fictional worked cases, eight learning paths and a glossary. Independent specialist review of translations or methods is not claimed. Health, rights and complex-method guidance needs relevant review for the actual case. Sources support checking originals, scope and versions; references or checklists do not guarantee every application.
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