Writing a scientific article for KKSON (without publication)

Publication in journals included in the list of the Committee for Quality in Education and Science (KKSON) is important for researchers and research staff for several reasons:

1. Confirmation of research quality: Publications in peer-reviewed and accredited journals confirm high research standards, ensuring confidence in the results and conclusions of scientific work.

2. Professional growth: Publications contribute to career advancement, help to accumulate scientific experience and are an important indicator for obtaining academic degrees and titles. They are taken into account during certification, grant competitions and participation in research projects.

3. Increased visibility and authority: Publications in international and national scientific journals allow scientists to demonstrate the results of their research to a wide audience. This increases the citation and recognition of the researcher, and promotes international cooperation.

4. Financial support and grants: Many grant organizations, universities and government agencies pay attention to the author's publications when allocating funding or scholarships. Works published in KKSON journals can increase the chances of receiving financial support for further research.

5. Development of science and knowledge exchange: Publication in the KKSON journals promotes the dissemination of research results among scientists, practitioners and students, which contributes to the development of the relevant scientific field.

Thus, publications in journals accredited by the Committee for Control over Education and Science serve as confirmation of the quality of work and play an important role in professional development and the scientific community.