Publications by tag "Scientific consulting"

How can you get a unique scientific identifier and make sure you never lose credit for your publications? We cover this in a new video from Scientific Publications.

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.

The manuscript has been submitted, and the countdown begins – yet what follows is a process that is rarely explained to a first-time author in any detail. Who reads an article before it is published? How long does the wait take, and why does even a strong piece of work come back with comments? We look at how peer review works and what an author should bear in mind at each stage.

Preparing a dissertation is not just about the text itself – it also means meeting a number of formal requirements. How many articles need to be published before the defence? We look at what the Higher Attestation Commission of Azerbaijan requires from dissertations, and what role scientific publications play in the process.

Preparing a dissertation is a years-long process whose success depends largely on how well it is organised from the very beginning. What should be accounted for when drawing up a work plan? Which stages require the most time? We address all of 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.