Publications by tag "Publishing in journals"

A manuscript can be rejected before it even reaches the reviewers – on formal grounds. Which checks does an editorial board carry out at this stage? What is taken into account when assessing structure and formatting? Here is what a scientist should consider before submitting an article to a journal.

Peer review of a scientific article can stretch on for months, and if the material is submitted too late, publication will not happen until next year – and the dissertation defence will shift along with it. Which journals count for academics in Azerbaijan – both national and from other CIS countries – and what is worth doing now to make it before December?

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 scientific holding Scientific Alliance marks a milestone – 10 years in expert support for scholars. What achievements are we most proud of? Read on.

Late summer is when an academic needs not only to return to teaching but also to get back into research. How can the remaining weeks of August be used to best effect? What needs to be prepared so that the first-semester report does not turn into a last-minute formality? Here is how to plan the start of the academic year and approach assessment with the groundwork already in place.

More and more scientists are using artificial intelligence when preparing scientific articles – from finding the right wording to analysing the literature. But does the journal’s editorial board need to be told about this, and where is the line between acceptable help and a breach of academic ethics? We cover all of this in today’s video.