The National Scientific and Practical Center “Тіл-қазына” named after Shaisultan Shayakhmetov recommends information resources that will help the study and correct application of the Kazakh language in the field of education and science.

Using these resources to determine the meaning of words and phrases when teaching a language, in scientific research, using terms and onomastic names, spelling rules of the Kazakh language, will help you to contribute to the development of the Kazakh language.

* www.tilqural.kz – portal for teaching the Kazakh language;

* www.sozdikqor.kz – a vocabulary site that helps to determine the meaning of words and phrases;

* www.termincom.kz – electronic fund of Kazakh terms;

* www.emle.kz – site for the spelling reference book of the Kazakh language;

* www.qazlatyn.kz – a specially designed site for translating the Kazakh alphabet into Latin graphics;

* www.balatili.kz – an Internet resource that helps children to master the language;

* www.atau.kz – site for onomastic names.

We provide you with a virtual exhibition dedicated to the “Day of Abai“. The exhibition presents the works of Abai, research about his life and work.

Released Journal Citation Reports for 2020

Key figures for 2020:

• Journals selected for inclusion: this year the publication includes over 12,000 journals from 83 countries on five continents and 236 scientific categories in the natural and social sciences. More than 1600 journals are completely open access. 351 magazines have been added to the JCR this year, of which 178 are fully open.

List of journals receiving their first impact factor

• New descriptive data on open access models. The new data shows each journal’s articles by access model. This provides the research community with transparent, publisher-independent information about the relative contribution of articles published free of charge for reading and reuse under Creative Commons (“golden open access”) licenses to the journal’s overall content and links. For the 7487 hybrid journals in JCR, readers can now quickly and easily identify:

• the number of articles published using the traditional subscription model, and
• those published through Creative Commons licenses.

• Objectivity in the choice of magazines. Clarivate removed 33 journals from the JCR this year to maintain the integrity of the reports, representing 0.27% of the listed journals. JCR monitors and excludes journals that exhibit abnormal citation behavior, including where there is evidence of over-self-citation of a journal and citation summation

More information here

List of journals, which are no longer indexed in Scopus (download in [xls format, updated June 2020)

Source:https://www.elsevier.com/solutions/scopus/how-scopus-works/content

PS. Newly added titles are highlighted in yellow

Scientometric indicators of scientific publications for 2019 (SJR, CiteScore, SNIP) have been updated in the Scopus citation database. Accordingly, there have been updates to the journal quartiles and percentile.

The indicators are updated once a year. The next update is planned for June 2021.

The highest percentile of the journal and percentiles for individual subject categories (for which the publication is declared in Scopus) can be viewed in the journal profile (go to the “Sources” section and enter the name of the journal or ISSN in the search field).

Please note that the impact factor does not exist as such in the Scopus citation database. An impact factor can be called any scientometric values ​​in the citation base, that is, SJR, SNIP, CiteScore.