About PubT

What is PubT?

PubT stands for Publication Targeton, and it aims to assist Phd students and faculty members with their publication endeavors. 

Support for PhD Students & Faculty members in Paper Publication

Navigating the world of academic publishing can be daunting, especially for PhD students who are often new to the process. Here’s how PubT can provide beneficial support in this area:

• Guidance on Paper Structure: It often begins with understanding how to structure an academic paper. PubT offers resources that guide students step-by-step through the outline of a research paper, making sure they hit all the right points.

• Choosing the Right Journal: One of the toughest decisions is often where to submit. PubT helps students identify journals that align with their research scope. Additionally, it provides insights into the popularity and impact factor of various journals, helping students make informed choices.

• Writing Workshops: To help improve writing skills, PubT organizes writing workshops that focus on academic language, style, and clarity. These sessions can significantly boost confidence and proficiency.

• Book Publication Assistance: Writing a book is a significant undertaking. PubT provides faculty members with essential steps to publish their works, from editing tips to identifying the right publishers. They can also assist in crafting compelling book proposals that capture the publisher's interest.

• Patent Publication Guidance: For those interested in patenting their research, PubT offers guidance on the patent application process. Faculty members can learn about the necessary documentation and how to protect their intellectual property effectively.

• Funding Application Support: Applying for funded projects can often feel like navigating a maze. PubT helps faculty identify relevant funding opportunities and offers support in writing convincing grant proposals to secure funding.

• Publication in SCI and Scopus Indexed Journals: PubT assists faculty with the specifics of publishing in high-impact journals. From understanding submission guidelines to tips on responding to reviewers, the support offered can be incredibly helpful.