Publication Ethics
KSTU named after I. Razzakov
Боковое меню
Publishing house of KSTU named after I. Razzakov
Magazine "News of KSTU"
Publication Ethics
Этика журнала
PUBLICATION ETHICS OF THE JOURNAL EDITORIAL
“Izvestiya KSTU”
Publication ethics of the journal "Izvestia KSTU" approaches to the problem of maintaining scientific reputation with high responsibility: all thematic series of the journal "Izvestia KSTU" adhere to the principles of publication ethics adopted by the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers (Russia) (Declaration of the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers "Ethical principles of scientific publications"), and also follows the principles and norms of publication ethics reflected in the recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics. Violations of copyright and moral standards are unacceptable from an ethical point of view and serve as an obstacle to the development of scientific knowledge, undermining the authority of science. Editorial board makes an impartial decision, based solely on the professional level and quality of the materials provided, regardless of the race, gender, nationality, citizenship, religious, ideological or political views of the authors. The editorial board organizes a blind review process and ensures the absence of conflict of interest between the parties. Reviewers cannot be the author or co-author of the work being reviewed, as well as supervisors of authors who applied for a scientific degree. The editorial board is categorically against violations of the ethics of publishing scientific research, the most common of which are: plagiarism, sending previously published materials to the journal, misappropriation of the results of other people's scientific research, and falsification of data. In each of these cases, the preparation of the manuscript for publication is suspended. The editorial board is obliged not to use the data obtained from the submitted manuscripts and not to transfer them to third parties (with the exception of reviewers) before publication. All fundamental content corrections made to the text are agreed with the author. In case of disagreement with the editing, both parties have the right to refuse to publish the material.
Ethical standards for authors
All co-authors should be notified on the submission of the manuscript to the journal. Therefore, each author must sign the manuscript and give consent to the publication of the material. The order of author names on the publication is determined by the team of authors before sending the manuscript to the editor. The manuscript presents the results of an original scientific research. Borrowed fragments or statements are drawn up according to the rules of citation, indicating the author and source. Self-citation or excessive citation of the research supervisor, head or colleagues is unethical. The manuscript should be unpublished material and submitted to the editor for the first time. The authors of the article are those researchers who were directly involved in writing the article, in developing its concept, collecting material, analyzing and interpreting it. The names of persons who have made a certain contribution to the preparation of the manuscript, but not sufficient to recognize authorship, are given in the Acknowledgments section, indicating the amount of their work.
KSTU named after I. Razzakov Боковое меню Publishing house of KSTU named after I. Razzakov Magazine "News of KSTU" Publication Ethics
Этика журнала
PUBLICATION ETHICS OF THE JOURNAL EDITORIAL
“Izvestiya KSTU”
Publication ethics of the journal "Izvestia KSTU" approaches to the problem of maintaining scientific reputation with high responsibility: all thematic series of the journal "Izvestia KSTU" adhere to the principles of publication ethics adopted by the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers (Russia) (Declaration of the Association of Scientific Editors and Publishers "Ethical principles of scientific publications"), and also follows the principles and norms of publication ethics reflected in the recommendations of the Committee on Publication Ethics. Violations of copyright and moral standards are unacceptable from an ethical point of view and serve as an obstacle to the development of scientific knowledge, undermining the authority of science. Editorial board makes an impartial decision, based solely on the professional level and quality of the materials provided, regardless of the race, gender, nationality, citizenship, religious, ideological or political views of the authors. The editorial board organizes a blind review process and ensures the absence of conflict of interest between the parties. Reviewers cannot be the author or co-author of the work being reviewed, as well as supervisors of authors who applied for a scientific degree. The editorial board is categorically against violations of the ethics of publishing scientific research, the most common of which are: plagiarism, sending previously published materials to the journal, misappropriation of the results of other people's scientific research, and falsification of data. In each of these cases, the preparation of the manuscript for publication is suspended. The editorial board is obliged not to use the data obtained from the submitted manuscripts and not to transfer them to third parties (with the exception of reviewers) before publication. All fundamental content corrections made to the text are agreed with the author. In case of disagreement with the editing, both parties have the right to refuse to publish the material.
Ethical standards for authors
All co-authors should be notified on the submission of the manuscript to the journal. Therefore, each author must sign the manuscript and give consent to the publication of the material. The order of author names on the publication is determined by the team of authors before sending the manuscript to the editor. The manuscript presents the results of an original scientific research. Borrowed fragments or statements are drawn up according to the rules of citation, indicating the author and source. Self-citation or excessive citation of the research supervisor, head or colleagues is unethical. The manuscript should be unpublished material and submitted to the editor for the first time. The authors of the article are those researchers who were directly involved in writing the article, in developing its concept, collecting material, analyzing and interpreting it. The names of persons who have made a certain contribution to the preparation of the manuscript, but not sufficient to recognize authorship, are given in the Acknowledgments section, indicating the amount of their work.