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Hi, everybody and welcome back to this special session of #SeeTheFuture.
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I have the great pleasure of introducing our event partners from iThenticate, research integrity specialists, Yuliya Gorenko and Serhii Tkachenko.
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Hi, everyone.
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Hi, Yuliya. Serhii, how are you?
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- Great. - Hello.
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Welcome to #SeeTheFuture.
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Yuliya Gorenko is marketing communications specialist at Turnitin,
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and is focused on raising awareness around the importance of integrity in education and research.
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She is committed to supporting the researcher community with practical tools and know-how for ensuring originality of written work.
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Serhii Tkachenko is director, product management for iThenticate.
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He oversees the development of iThenticate and is the go-to expert on the latest product updates and insights.
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Serhii is dedicated to building technology solutions that empower researchers to publish with confidence.
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In this next session, Yuliya and Serhii will demonstrate the importance of verifying that your manuscript is free from unintentional plagiarism,
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an essential step to getting your research work published that explore how researchers can leverage iThenticate,
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to check what the text similarity and avoid citation errors.
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So before we start, let me remind delegates that all questions are welcome.
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Please post your questions to Yuliya and Serhii in the Q&A box here.
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Any responses will be published in the official conference reports later this year.
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And if you wish to chat to fellow delegates, reach out to or reach out to the conference organizers.
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Please use the chat box below, and please don't forget to visit our sponsors and exhibitors in the exhibition area.
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So without further ado, please let me welcome to #SeeTheFuture from iThenticate, Yuliya Gorenko and Serhii Tkachenko.
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Thank you so much, Tony.
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It's a great honor to be here today, and huge thanks to everyone who is joining us today.
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Before we even start, I want to say huge thanks to all of you, to all researchers out there who change our world for the better with science,
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and scientific work and research are the things that bring humanity forward and help us advance.
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So, thank you for your hard work and for your dedication.
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Today's event is packed with amazing sessions full of practical tips and insights, focused on, how can you get your research work published?
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We hope you're learning a lot today, and we hope you will take away helpful information from our session as well.
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In this session, we are going to talk about research integrity.
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A few words about your today�s speakers.
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Tony, thanks for introducing us, just a few more words.
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So I represent Turnitin.
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My name is Yuliya.
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Turnitin is a global company dedicated to ensuring the integrity of education and research.
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Turnitin creates technological solutions to help researchers produce original work.
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And, iThenticate is one of the products within the Turnitin family.
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And today I'm accompanied by Serhii from iThenticate.
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He's the product expert behind iThenticate and he is in charge of all the innovations that are happening with iThenticate products.
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So let's jump into our presentation.
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Today, we're going to cover why integrity is crucial to getting your work published.
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We're going to speak about plagiarism.
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We're going to define what plagiarism means and how it might occur, sometimes unintentionally.
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And then we're going to speak about how you can ensure that your manuscript is free from potential plagiarism,
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before you submit it to your target journal.
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Then we will show you in the very end of our presentation,
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we'll show you iThenticate similar to the report that is available for the Enago community and customers.
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So, why integrity, why we're talking about integrity today?
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Well, the thing is that integrity of your article, your manuscript is a very important factor that defines the success of your publication.
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Basically, what happens is that when you submit your work to the target journal,
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the publisher will actually check your submission for text similarity to identify whether your work contains potential plagiarism.
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And the thing is that if certain text similarities are found in your submission, your chances of getting rejected are actually much higher.
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So that's why it's so important to make sure that your work is free from citation mistake, is free from text similarity.
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And of course, another thing to consider here is that being accused of plagiarism might actually compromise your reputation, right?
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Because if a certain publisher will see the submission has some ___ plagiarized content,
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that the publisher might not be so willing to actually work with you in the future.
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The big takeaway here is that it's very important to actually make sure that your work is free from potential plagiarism,
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before you submit it to the target journal.
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Well, what is plagiarism?
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You might think, you are a diligent, hardworking researcher.
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You do original research.
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You produce original writing, original articles.
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You don't mean to plagiarize.
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You never did. You never will.
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Why we're even talking about it?
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Well, the thing is that plagiarism is not as straightforward as it might seem.
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The general notion of plagiarism means basically using somebody else�s work and presenting it as your own work.
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However, it's not that simple.
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How plagiarism might occur unintentionally.
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Well, today we live in this digital-first environment where we are bombarded by informational messages,
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and sometimes we simply might forget that we're using a certain source and we just forget about the source.
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We just forget to give proper credit to the source, and this might lead to accidental plagiarism.
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Another thing to keep in mind is that sometimes plagiarism might occur through coauthorship, right?
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So, when you're working on an article in collaboration with other researchers who might be from a different country,
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who might have a different background and you know, you might be very, very attentive to detail.
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You might check all your sources.
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You might make sure that your citations and references are properly and perfectly formatted.
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However, you cannot be 100% sure that your coauthor will do the same.
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That's why it's so important to actually check your co-created manuscript for text similarity, before you submit it to the publisher.
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Because again, at the end of the day, your name is also on this publication.
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Your name, might also be compromised if certain plagiarism accusations occur.
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One last thing here, as we're talking about plagiarism and we are recognizing that it might happen unintentionally sometimes.
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There are other things that you need to keep in mind when you are working on your article.
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First, is that sometimes just the incorrect formatting of your citation might be considered as plagiarism by the publisher.
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So you need to always make sure that you provide proper and complete information about your sources.
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And then one last thing here, which is very interesting and very controversial, is self-plagiarism.
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And you might think, Oh, well, how is it even possible, right?
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What is wrong with using your own work again?
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Well, the thing is that there is a certain practice when researchers are trying to submit their own work as a new work several times,
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just to increase the amount of their publication.
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And this might not be the most ethical thing to do.
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Basically, the main thing to keep in mind here would be, it's okay to refer to your previous publications, it's okay to cite your own work.
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But you have to do it properly and you have to actually be transparent and indicate that you are quoting to referencing your previous publication.
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So again, when you are working on your new manuscript, you need to make sure that you are citing all your sources properly, including your own work.
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So here, we are moving to the second part of our presentation,
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as we all now understand how integrity and originality of your work is important for the success of your publication.
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We're moving to the second part of this presentation where we are going to speak about a solution that researchers use,
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to ensure that their content is free from potential plagiarism.
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And here, we're very proud to speak about our partnership with Enago.
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It's a strategic partnership between Enago and iThenticate since 2016.
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Basically, there is a huge synergy between our companies, between our brands,
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because Enago is a company committed to supporting the researcher community to helping researchers in getting their work published.
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And iThenticate is one of the tools that researchers can use to publish with confidence, to ensure that their work is free from plagiarism.
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Basically, when you are working with Enago, when you're using Enago services, you can also select the plagiarism check and service via Enago.
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And Enago team will use iThenticate to actually scan your submission for text similarity.
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It's a very straightforward, very simple and very quick process.
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And as an outcome, you will get a PDF report,
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where areas of potential plagiarism where areas with text similarity will be very clearly highlighted for you,
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and you will be able to take appropriate action on these areas that require some review and additional work.
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So, here is how iThenticate looks.
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It's very, very straightforward, very simple, but very powerful tool,
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which identifies and highlights the similarities in your work and provides you information about each source that is highlighted.
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So how it actually works, iThenticate is powered by a huge content database and iThenticate compares your submission to premium academic content,
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which includes premium scholarly journals, books, patents, conference proceedings and a huge database of web content.
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So, when you submit to your work, iThenticate compares it to literally everything that's ever been created and written in your niche,
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so you can make sure that if there is any text similarity, it will be always identified and highlighted by iThenticate.
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We are very proud to speak about the top publishers that are actually partnering with iThenticate.
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That's what makes the iThenticate content database absolutely unique and makes it so helpful for the researchers,
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because researchers can make sure that the publications from the top scientific publishers are included in the iThenticate database.
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And another thing to keep in mind here is that through these partnerships with these top publishers,
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these publishers actually, most of them, would also use iThenticate to check your work or check similarities.
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So when you submit your article to a certain publisher, it's very, very likely that they're also using iThenticate to check your work.
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So if you just use it before you submit the article to the publisher,
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you can make sure that the publisher will accept your work as it's already checked by iThenticate.
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And one last thing here from me is that iThenticate is constantly working on actually increasing our database of content.
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And we are working on getting the latest publications from all subjects or disciplines, all areas.
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So, you know, if you are working on a research in a certain niche, you can be confident that again,
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your work will be compared to all other publications that already exist in your particular disciplines.
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So that's probably everything that I wanted to share today.
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And now I'm going to pass it over to Serhii,
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who will tell you a bit more about how iThenticate looks and works, and maybe he will share some product insights with us today.
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Yeah.
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Thank you, Yuliya.
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Thank you everyone for joining our session.
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Yeah, iThenticate report is not something like rocket that we are going to send to the Mars, but it's really straightforward.
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And the main goal of our Similarity Report when we check every manuscript and every paper across billions of internet pages,
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articles, manuscript dissertations, we represent and present results in Similarity Report,
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where our authors really could check all of the matches, all of the sources, easily identify them,
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check them and our main goal to actually provide ease of use interface to do it and highlight all the matches and show the results.
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For the last year, we are working hard on new version of iThenticate.
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We are working towards one goal and actually we do support the Enago�s vision, author�s first and quality first.
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That's why we are working on a syndicate to remove false positives, and we're working towards detecting and excluding citations, different styles.
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Right now, we support ___ styles.
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And as well, we are working to exclude and detect preprint sources to remove them as well from the Similarity Report.
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And for example, also, we received a lot of feedback from our authors about excluding also some sections of manuscripts,
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because they don't want to check them for potential similarities, potential ___ and they want to remove false positives.
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And our goal is to show in Similarity Report only the matches and items as it should be reviewed by authors.
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We want to save time of our researchers on reviewing these results,
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and keep only critical items that should be reviewed and remove all of the noise or and then like some common matches in Similarity Report,
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and make it clear and understandable from a couple of minutes spending on reviewing the result of similarity check.
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Yeah, thank you.
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All right.
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So, I think that's almost everything that we wanted to share with you today.
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I hope that you basically you understood how the integrity of your research actually impacts the success of your particular publication,
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and the success of your future career and how it affects your reputation.
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So I would say the biggest takeaway here is we recommend everyone to always be on the safe side.
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And if you are 100% confident that you are writing original work,
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it is still important to make sure that you run a pre-check before you submit it to the publisher to avoid any frustration,
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and increase the chances of your work getting published.
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So one last thing here is that maybe some of you are actually already familiar with iThenticate,
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or maybe you are only planning to start using it with Enago.
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So we're sharing our contact information here on this slide, and we encourage you to actually share your feedback with us.
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If you have anything you want to share with us, good story, bad story, suggestions, questions, you are very, very welcome.
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And we would love to share your stories with the broader researcher community.
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So well, that's it from us for today.
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Thank you so much Enago for having us and thanks for everybody who is joining us today.
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It's a great honor and a great pleasure to be here.
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Thank you very much, Yuliya, and thank you very much, Serhii, your presentation was extremely informative.
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I'm sure many of our audience are already using iThenticate and it has helped them in the preparation of their research content.
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But equally, there are lots of researchers here who are preparing papers for the first time.
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I'm sure they�ll find knowing about how they can access the service is very, very useful.
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Can I remind delegates that if you have any questions to Serhii and for Yuliya,
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as well as contacting them directly on the details you've just been shown, please feel free to send your questions in the Q&A box on this page.
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And we will publish the responses in the official conference report later this year.
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Again, can I remind delegates to visit the sponsors and exhibitors at their booths,
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and please come back to the next session of #SeeTheFuture which will be starting shortly.
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Thanks, guys. See you soon.
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