The Kyrgyz company Scientific Publications is part of the international holding Scientific Alliance and is the absolute leader in scientific consulting and scientometrics in the CIS. We have been developing this field since 2016 and during this period became the first to provide high-quality and professional scientific publication services. In addition, our company actively operates in more than 45 countries, including Germany, France, Lithuania, Poland, Georgia, Kazakhstan, China, South Korea, and others.
Scientific Publications is an established brand perceived by the academic community as a company that guarantees results. This very ideology of client interaction became the reason for creating our slogan: “Result, not process.”
The values of Scientific Publications are based on honesty and respect for every client. We take responsibility for all projects of researchers who turn to us for publication support, guarantee timely fulfillment of the terms of the Agreement, and ensure maximum transparency throughout its implementation.
The company successfully cooperates with researchers from around the world, scientific institutions, universities, government and public organizations, as confirmed by signed documents and memorandums.
Director of Scientific Publications Kyrgyzstan
Our team thinks ahead, planning long-term and fruitful cooperation with researchers that will benefit both parties.
Scientific Publications is focused on expanding both external partnerships and the internal growth of its team of specialists. It is important for us to create trends in scientometrics and science, work on new interesting projects, and develop the research field.
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Denys Hlushko
Director of the company
"Scientific Publications Kyrgyzstan"