Publications by tag "Publication "

Scientific article metadata is the set of information that determines its visibility in citation databases and search engines. How do you choose a precise title that won't get lost among thousands of similar phrasings? Why does the abstract decide an article's fate before anyone has read it in full? We look at how the title, abstract, keywords and affiliation shape whether the right readers ever find the work.

Academic integrity is the foundation of trust in the results of scholarly work, without which a publication or thesis defence loses its value in the eyes of reviewers and attestation commissions. What counts as a violation of these principles? What measures do journals and the NAC take when such violations are detected? All this in today’s article.

Building a successful academic career is a lengthy process that depends on many factors. How does one develop their publication activity? What affects a scholar's reputation, and how can the visibility of research within the academic community be improved? Find out more in our new video.

Choosing the right journal for publishing dissertation results is one of the key steps in preparing for a defence in Kyrgyzstan. A mistake at this stage may result in articles not being counted when submitting documents to the dissertation council. Which journals are recognised by HAC KR, how many publications are required, and what should guide your choice?

An exclusive interview with Hanna Chmil – a Ukrainian academic, cultural studies scholar, film expert and educator – has been released on the Scientific Publications YouTube channel. Is there a link between academia and cinema? How can contemporary researchers influence Ukrainian legislation and shape cultural policy? What role do publications play in this process? Find out about this and more in our interview.

Publishing an article in a Scopus-indexed journal takes considerably longer than writing the text itself. How many stages does a manuscript pass through from submission to indexing? How can the timeline be planned so that the article appears in the database before the year ends? We examine what makes up the overall timeframe and which parameters are worth considering at the submission stage.