Publications "scientific article"

How does combining a creative practice with an academic career shape one's painting and research, how does teaching differ between countries, and why does research in the arts call for a special approach? All of this – in today's interview.

The list of publications recommended by the Committee for Quality Assurance in Science and Higher Education is reviewed periodically, and the requirements for the journals included in it change over time. What exactly changed in 2026, and why is it worth checking the current requirements before submitting an article?

Attestation is approaching, and your portfolio as a methodologist is still missing confirmed practical experience? Which publications genuinely count when a category is awarded, where they can be published, and what is worth preparing in advance – here is a closer look.

A university employment contract is not only about salary and teaching load – it often includes a set number of scientific publications for the reporting period as well. Where do these targets come from, and why can failing to meet them affect contract renewal? Here is how publication activity is written into the employment relationship of academic staff (PPS) in Kazakhstan.

The same first-quartile journal can meet the requirements of several stages of an academic career at once. But does the quartile really play the same role at every stage? Here we look at what a Q1 publication actually gives a doctoral candidate, an associate professor and a professor in Kazakhstan.

The use of artificial intelligence tools in preparing scientific texts has become a common practice among scholars. But what happens if a journal’s editorial board or a dissertation council detects signs of automatically generated text? What requirements apply, and how can an article be prepared to avoid rejection? We examine what to look out for before submitting a scientific paper.