Scientific Publications. Result, not process.

Scientific Publications. Result, not process.

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Denys Kovalenko

We are worth cooperating with!

The international company Scientific Publications is the absolute leader in scientific consulting and scientometrics in Ukraine. We have been developing this industry since 2016 and during this period have become the leaders in providing quality and professional scientific and publishing services. In addition, our company is active in more than 45 countries: Germany, France, Lithuania, Poland, Georgia, Kazakhstan, China, South Korea, and others.

Scientific Publications is an established brand that the academia perceives as a company that guarantees results. It is this ideology of interaction between the company and the customers that resulted in our slogan — “Result, not process”.

The values of Scientific Publications are in the plane of honesty and respect for each client. We bear responsibility for all projects of researchers who approach us for publication, we guarantee the timely implementation of the terms and conditions of the agreement and the most transparent actions upon its performance.

The company successfully cooperates with researchers from around the world, scientific institutions, institutions of higher education, state and public organisations, which is confirmed by the signed documents and memoranda.

Denys Kovalenko

Director of the company "Scientific Publications" (MENA)

Our team

Our team thinks forward, planning long-term and fruitful cooperation with scientists that will benefit both parties.

Scientific Publications is focused on expanding both the external partnership and the internal growth of the team of professionals. It is essential for us to set trends in scientometrics and science, work on interesting new projects, while developing the research field.

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Answers for the most popular questions

  • 1. Does the company provide a formal cooperation agreement?
    Company "Scientific Publications" provides services officially and works exclusively within the legal framework. At the beginning of cooperation with each client, we conclude an agreement in which we specify all the terms of cooperation. Our specialists provide documents on the work performed and an invoice, if necessary for reporting purposes.
  • 2. Do you publish works in all scientific fields?
    We cooperate with hundreds of specialists and scientists in various scientific fields, we do not focus on one or two specializations. It is worth mentioning that 80% of our publications are in economics, law, medicine, linguistics, agronomy, ecology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, biology, pedagogy and their derivatives.
  • 3. How does the company choose journals to publish and does it cooperate with predatory publications?
    "Scientific Publications" company focuses on all the journals in the relevant database. We do not carry out the process of selecting a publication using "short lists" from several journals.
    To select the best quality journal, we individually evaluate the article. On its basis, a list of more than 200 potential journals is determined by the subject area, scientometric indicators, and publication dynamics. After an extensive analysis, one priority journal and several alternative journals are selected.
    A specialized department of experts is involved in the process of evaluating scientific publications. If in their analysis they evaluate a journal as unreliable or of poor quality, notice signs of predatory activity, artificial increase in scientometric indicators, or signs of a clone or duplicate edition, then the option of publishing in such a journal is not considered under any circumstances.

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