Publications "scientific article"

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.

More and more researchers planning to publish in international journals are turning to machine translation services – Google Translate, DeepL and similar tools. These technologies are indeed becoming more accurate; however, academic scientific text places particular demands on translation. We analyse the limitations of machine translation and why underestimating them may affect the fate of a manuscript at the editorial stage.

Can a serious academic career be built without international publications? Why do universities that produce no cited research lose their standing in global science – and what should a young researcher know before submitting their first article to an international journal? That is what today's interview is about.

Many scholars across the CIS regard publication in journals from the national lists as a compulsory step before the defence. But what real benefit do these journals provide beyond the formal requirement? We examine what advantages HAC journals offer and why their role is not confined to a single line in the regulations.

Scientific Publications sat down with Islam Salikhanov – a doctor and researcher from Kazakhstan who currently lives and works in Switzerland thanks to a doctoral grant. Alongside his research work, he has founded an online school of medical English and is an active populariser of science in the media space.