Publications by tag "Publishing in journals"

How does the h-index affect the amount of remuneration paid to a research supervisor? Which publication costs can a university cover, and how can you confirm your metrics? We examine the conditions for supporting researchers in Uzbekistan

What does a scientist gain once their Hirsch index reaches five? In Uzbekistan from 2027, the answer will be a matter of concrete payments, not only scientific standing. Here is what is changing and what a Hirsch index of five actually gives a scientist beyond status.

International scientific ties give a scientist a new circle of partners, access to modern equipment and joint publications. What forms of cooperation with foreign scientific organisations exist? What can a scientist expect from taking part in such programmes? We look at what cooperation opportunities are available in Uzbekistan and how a scientist can make use of them.

Publishing in a journal almost always involves costs. Is a university willing to cover them? What support can an academic in Uzbekistan count on? We look at how funding for scientific publications currently works.

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.

Autumn traditionally marks the period when a scholar returns to research work after the summer break. However, if a publication in a Scopus-indexed journal is needed by a specific deadline – for example, for a dissertation defence or an academic progress report – starting the preparation of the article in autumn is not the most favourable choice. Why does the process take considerably longer than it might seem at first glance?