AI in dissertations and Scopus/KOKSNVO publications: what's permitted, what's prohibited, and how to avoid losing your degree
Date/Time of the event:
June 25 (Thursday), 7:00 PM
Language:
Russian
Price:
For free
Upon completion, each participant will receive a certificate and a checklist:
Top 7 Tools for Humanizing Scientific Text: How to Make AI-Powered Text Invisible to Detectors
💡 At this free webinar you will learn:
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🤖 Find out which actions involving AI in dissertations and Scopus/KOKSNVO publications are considered violations in 2026—and what can actually result in the loss of an academic degree.
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🔍 You'll understand how AI detectors like iThenticate, Turnitin, and GPTZero work—what exactly they're looking for in your text, and why "rewriting it in your own words" no longer works.
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✅ Get clear guidelines for every stage of the process—from researching literature to submitting an article—including where AI is permitted, where it is prohibited, and where there is a gray area.
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⚠️ Learn about the requirements of the Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Kazakhstan and the Committee for the Study of the Development of Scientific and Technical Education in the field of AI in 2026—what has changed for Kazakh doctoral students and how this affects their defense.
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📋 Learn how to properly declare the use of AI in your article to avoid rejection from the Scopus editor – with ready-made wording templates.
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🔴 Learn about real-life cases where AI in scientific work cost scientists their degrees and ranks—and get a concrete plan for how to avoid repeating their mistakes.
Webinar lecturer
Vasily Malets — Director of the Academy of Articles and International Publishing House, has been working with scientific publications in Scopus and Web of Science journals for over 5 years.
- Over the course of five years, I have advised and assisted more than 115 doctoral students from Kazakhstan and over 1,000 researchers worldwide with publications—all of whom successfully defended their PhDs.
- Expert in scientometrics, scientific publications, and legislative requirements for PhD defense in Kazakhstan, Ukraine, and Azerbaijan.
- The author of the "Scopus Journals to Be Delisted" column found that 32 of the 40 predicted journals were indeed excluded from the database, confirming the unique expertise in the field of academic publishing.
- The creator of Qalam AI, the first AI-powered WhatsApp assistant for Kazakh doctoral students, helps them prepare for their PhD defense and choose the right publication strategy.
- He personally tests and implements AI tools in scientific work—he has an insider's understanding of how AI detectors work, which text humanization tools actually work, and where the line lies between acceptable and prohibited use of AI in Scopus publications.
Certificates and Academic Bonuses
Our free webinar is more than just a lecture!
- Listen to the material and gain practical skills that you can apply immediately.
- Take the online test and get a certificate.
- Get access to additional materials for independent study of the topic.
Academic bonuses:
- After participating and passing the test, participants receive academic bonuses depending on their results (50–100 points).
- Bonuses can be used for Article Academy services: editing, journal selection, submission support, and more.
Who needs this webinar?
For doctoral students and PhD applicants
who use AI when writing their dissertations and want to know where the limits are—to avoid losing their right to defend them.
To teachers and academic supervisors
For those who need to understand the new AI requirements of the Council for the Study of the Environment and the Russian Federation (KOKSNSVO) and Scopus, in order to properly advise students and avoid putting themselves at risk.
Scientists who publish in Scopus and WoS
and want to understand how to use AI when writing articles without the risk of retraction or rejection from the editor.
For master's students planning to enroll in doctoral studies
who want to start scientific work correctly right away - without mistakes that later cost years and money.
AI is already being tested. The only question is whether they'll find it in you.
Register for a free webinar on June 25 and learn how to defend your dissertation and publications before it becomes a problem.
