This section often causes difficulties for postgraduate candidates – how do you demonstrate a genuine contribution to science without resorting to vague phrases? We look at how scientific novelty differs from the relevance of a topic and its practical significance, and how to correctly formulate this compulsory element of a dissertation introduction.
An abstract is a short but self-contained element of a scientific article, on the basis of which the editorial board, reviewers and readers form their first impression of the work. What length is considered optimal for an abstract? What structure is best to follow? We look at the requirements set for the abstract of a scientific article and the mistakes authors make most often.
Preparing a scientific article involves complying with a number of requirements. Many of them relate to the formatting and structure of the work. What should be paid attention to before submitting material to a journal? We explain in our article.
Peer review of scientific articles is a compulsory procedure, without which most academic journals do not accept material for publication. Why is a review needed? What exactly does a reviewer check? We examine the functions, types, and significance of peer review in the publication process.
Scientific article is one of the most popular types of publications among researchers. There are several types of articles, each corresponding to specific goals. Why are these works important for scientists, and what do they influence? Read more in our article.