Science University aims to correct factual errors and materially misleading wording promptly after they are confirmed.
What can be corrected
Corrections may include inaccurate facts, numerical errors, source links that no longer support the text, mislabeled diagrams, misleading simplifications, typographical mistakes that change meaning, and outdated statements that no longer reflect reliable evidence.
How reports are reviewed
A correction request should identify the page, the passage in question and, when possible, a reliable source showing the problem. The editorial team checks the original evidence and any newer evidence before changing the article.
Minor and substantial changes
Minor copy edits that do not alter meaning may be made without a separate notice. Substantial factual changes should update the article’s modified date and, when useful to readers, include an explanatory note in the article or editorial record.
Submit a correction
Use the Contact page and include the article URL and the issue you want reviewed.