Progress of The Ukrainian Biochemical Journal thanks to Collaboration with RECOOP HST Association

M. Grigorieva, V. Chernyshenko, S. Vari
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The article examines the impact of cooperation between The Ukrainian Biochemical Journal (UBJ) and the international association RECOOP HST on the journal’s development in 2019-2023. During this period, 324 articles were published in the journal. Most of them are written by Ukrainian authors (79.9%). Foreign authors (20.1%) are representatives of 15 countries. An online manuscript handling and reviewing system were implemented on the journal’s website, which increased the number of articles received by the editorial office and allowed for a more careful selection of manuscripts at the initial evaluation stage. As a result, the percentage of rejected manuscripts increased from 36.5 to 67.7%. RECOOP’s support has also played a key role in improving the quality of UBJ’s publications through the renewal of its editorial board and expanding its international reviewer base. In collaboration with RECOOP, eight special issues of UBJ were produced separately, including four themed issues. In total, 56 articles (110 citations) were published in these issues. The number of visitors to UBJ’s website almost tripled during the mentioned period. Currently, UBJ’s Scimago Scientific Journal Rank (SJR) for 2022/2023 is 0.169, the h-index is 20, and the Impact Score is 0.63. A conclusion is made that the cooperation with RECOOP contributed to the publication of better scientific articles, the involvement of highly qualified experts in the peer review process, and stricter adherence by the journal to the fundamental provisions and ethical standards, thereby leading to an elevation in UBJ’s rating and recognition in the global scientific arena. Keywords: COMET, increasing UBJ’s global visibility, project implementation, RECOOP, thematic issue, UBJ
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与 RECOOP HST 协会合作使《乌克兰生化杂志》取得进展
文章探讨了《乌克兰生化期刊》(UBJ)与国际协会RECOOP HST的合作对期刊2019-2023年发展的影响。在此期间,该期刊共发表了 324 篇文章。其中大部分文章由乌克兰作者撰写(79.9%)。外国作者(20.1%)来自 15 个国家。在期刊网站上实施了在线稿件处理和审稿系统,这增加了编辑部收到的文章数量,并允许在初步评估阶段对稿件进行更仔细的筛选。因此,退稿率从 36.5%上升到 67.7%。RECOOP 的支持还通过更新 UBJ 编辑委员会和扩大国际审稿人队伍,在提高 UBJ 出版物质量方面发挥了关键作用。通过与 RECOOP 合作,《大学学报》分别出版了八期特刊,其中包括四期主题特刊。这些特刊共发表了 56 篇文章(引用 110 次)。在此期间,UBJ 网站的访问量几乎增加了两倍。目前,《大学学报》2022/2023 年的 Scimago 科学期刊排名(SJR)为 0.169,h 指数为 20,影响分数为 0.63。结论是,与 RECOOP 的合作有助于发表更好的科学文章,让高水平的专家参与同行评审过程,使期刊更严格地遵守基本规定和道德标准,从而提高了 UBJ 在全球科学领域的评级和认可度。关键词COMET、提高 UBJ 的全球知名度、项目实施、RECOOP、专题、UBJ
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