All language subtitles for 22. Enago prerecording_ Yuliya Gorenko and Serhii Tkachenko_Tony

Hi, everybody and welcome back to
this special session of #SeeTheFuture.

I have the great pleasure of introducing
our event partners from iThenticate,

research integrity specialists,
Yuliya Gorenko and Serhii Tkachenko.

Hi, everyone.

Hi, Yuliya. Serhii, how are you?

- Great. - Hello.

Welcome to #SeeTheFuture.

Yuliya Gorenko is marketing
communications specialist at Turnitin,

and is focused on raising
awareness around the

importance of integrity in
education and research.

She is committed to supporting
the researcher community with

practical tools and know-how for
ensuring originality of written work.

Serhii Tkachenko is director,
product management for iThenticate.

He oversees the development
of iThenticate and is the

go-to expert on the latest
product updates and insights.

Serhii is dedicated to
building technology solutions

that empower researchers
to publish with confidence.

In this next session, Yuliya and
Serhii will demonstrate the importance

of verifying that your manuscript is
free from unintentional plagiarism,

an essential step to getting
your research work published

that explore how researchers
can leverage iThenticate,

to check what the text similarity
and avoid citation errors.

So before we start, let me remind
delegates that all questions are welcome.

Please post your questions to
Yuliya and Serhii in the Q&A box here.

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So without further ado, please
let me welcome to #SeeTheFuture

from iThenticate, Yuliya
Gorenko and Serhii Tkachenko.

Thank you so much, Tony.

It's a great honor to
be here today, and huge

thanks to everyone
who is joining us today.

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,

and scientific work and
research are the things

that bring humanity
forward and help us advance.

So, thank you for your hard
work and for your dedication.

Today's event is packed with
amazing sessions full of practical tips

and insights, focused on, how can
you get your research work published?

We hope you're learning a
lot today, and we hope you will

take away helpful information
from our session as well.

In this session, we are going
to talk about research integrity.

A few words about your today’s speakers.

Tony, thanks for introducing
us, just a few more words.

So I represent Turnitin.

My name is Yuliya.

Turnitin is a global
company dedicated to

ensuring the integrity of
education and research.

Turnitin creates technological solutions
to help researchers produce original work.

And, iThenticate is one of the
products within the Turnitin family.

And today I'm accompanied
by Serhii from iThenticate.

He's the product expert behind
iThenticate and he is in charge of

all the innovations that are
happening with iThenticate products.

So let's jump into our presentation.

Today, we're going
to cover why integrity

is crucial to getting
your work published.

We're going to speak about plagiarism.

We're going to define
what plagiarism means and

how it might occur,
sometimes unintentionally.

And then we're going to
speak about how you can ensure

that your manuscript is
free from potential plagiarism,

before you submit it
to your target journal.

Then we will show you in the
very end of our presentation,

we'll show you iThenticate
similar to the report that

is available for the Enago
community and customers.

So, why integrity, why we're
talking about integrity today?

Well, the thing is that integrity
of your article, your manuscript is

a very important factor that defines
the success of your publication.

Basically, what happens is that when you
submit your work to the target journal,

the publisher will actually check
your submission for text similarity

to identify whether your work
contains potential plagiarism.

And the thing is that if certain
text similarities are found in your

submission, your chances of getting
rejected are actually much higher.

So that's why it's so important
to make sure that your work

is free from citation mistake,
is free from text similarity.

And of course, another thing to
consider here is that being accused

of plagiarism might actually
compromise your reputation, right?

Because if a certain
publisher will see the

submission has some
___ plagiarized content,

that the publisher might not be so willing
to actually work with you in the future.

The big takeaway here is that
it's very important to actually

make sure that your work is
free from potential plagiarism,

before you submit it
to the target journal.

Well, what is plagiarism?

You might think, you are a
diligent, hardworking researcher.

You do original research.

You produce original
writing, original articles.

You don't mean to plagiarize.

You never did. You never will.

Why we're even talking about it?

Well, the thing is that plagiarism is
not as straightforward as it might seem.

The general notion of
plagiarism means basically using

somebody else’s work and
presenting it as your own work.

However, it's not that simple.

How plagiarism might
occur unintentionally.

Well, today we live in
this digital-first environment

where we are bombarded
by informational messages,

and sometimes we simply
might forget that we're using

a certain source and we
just forget about the source.

We just forget to give
proper credit to the source,

and this might lead to
accidental plagiarism.

Another thing to keep
in mind is that sometimes

plagiarism might occur
through coauthorship, right?

So, when you're working on
an article in collaboration with

other researchers who might
be from a different country,

who might have a different
background and you

know, you might be very,
very attentive to detail.

You might check all your sources.

You might make sure
that your citations and

references are properly
and perfectly formatted.

However, you cannot be 100% sure
that your coauthor will do the same.

That's why it's so important to
actually check your co-created

manuscript for text similarity,
before you submit it to the publisher.

Because again, at the end of the day,
your name is also on this publication.

Your name, might also be compromised
if certain plagiarism accusations occur.

One last thing here, as we're
talking about plagiarism and we

are recognizing that it might
happen unintentionally sometimes.

There are other things
that you need to keep

in mind when you are
working on your article.

First, is that sometimes just
the incorrect formatting of your

citation might be considered
as plagiarism by the publisher.

So you need to always
make sure that you provide

proper and complete
information about your sources.

And then one last
thing here, which is very

interesting and very
controversial, is self-plagiarism.

And you might think, Oh, well,
how is it even possible, right?

What is wrong with using
your own work again?

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,

just to increase the
amount of their publication.

And this might not be the
most ethical thing to do.

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.

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.

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.

So here, we are moving to the
second part of our presentation,

as we all now understand
how integrity and originality of

your work is important for
the success of your publication.

We're moving to the second
part of this presentation where

we are going to speak about
a solution that researchers use,

to ensure that their content is
free from potential plagiarism.

And here, we're very proud to speak
about our partnership with Enago.

It's a strategic partnership between
Enago and iThenticate since 2016.

Basically, there is a huge synergy
between our companies, between our brands,

because Enago is a company
committed to supporting the researcher

community to helping researchers
in getting their work published.

And iThenticate is one of the tools
that researchers can use to publish

with confidence, to ensure that
their work is free from plagiarism.

Basically, when you are working
with Enago, when you're using Enago

services, you can also select the
plagiarism check and service via Enago.

And Enago team will
use iThenticate to actually

scan your submission
for text similarity.

It's a very straightforward, very
simple and very quick process.

And as an outcome,
you will get a PDF report,

where areas of potential
plagiarism where areas with

text similarity will be very
clearly highlighted for you,

and you will be able to take
appropriate action on these

areas that require some
review and additional work.

So, here is how iThenticate looks.

It's very, very straightforward,
very simple, but very powerful tool,

which identifies and highlights
the similarities in your work and

provides you information about
each source that is highlighted.

So how it actually works, iThenticate
is powered by a huge content database

and iThenticate compares your
submission to premium academic content,

which includes premium
scholarly journals, books, patents,

conference proceedings and a
huge database of web content.

So, when you submit to your work,
iThenticate compares it to literally

everything that's ever been
created and written in your niche,

so you can make sure that
if there is any text similarity,

it will be always identified
and highlighted by iThenticate.

We are very proud to speak
about the top publishers

that are actually
partnering with iThenticate.

That's what makes the iThenticate
content database absolutely

unique and makes it so
helpful for the researchers,

because researchers can make
sure that the publications from the

top scientific publishers are
included in the iThenticate database.

And another thing to
keep in mind here is that

through these partnerships
with these top publishers,

these publishers actually,
most of them, would also use

iThenticate to check your
work or check similarities.

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.

So if you just use it before you
submit the article to the publisher,

you can make sure that
the publisher will accept

your work as it's already
checked by iThenticate.

And one last thing here from
me is that iThenticate is constantly

working on actually increasing
our database of content.

And we are working on
getting the latest publications

from all subjects or
disciplines, all areas.

So, you know, if you are
working on a research in

a certain niche, you can
be confident that again,

your work will be compared
to all other publications

that already exist in
your particular disciplines.

So that's probably everything
that I wanted to share today.

And now I'm going to
pass it over to Serhii,

who will tell you a bit more
about how iThenticate looks and

works, and maybe he will share
some product insights with us today.

Yeah.

Thank you, Yuliya.

Thank you everyone
for joining our session.

Yeah, iThenticate report is
not something like rocket that we

are going to send to the Mars,
but it's really straightforward.

And the main goal of our Similarity
Report when we check every

manuscript and every paper
across billions of internet pages,

articles, manuscript
dissertations, we represent

and present results
in Similarity Report,

where our authors really
could check all of the

matches, all of the
sources, easily identify them,

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.

For the last year, we are working
hard on new version of iThenticate.

We are working towards one
goal and actually we do support

the Enago’s vision,
author’s first and quality first.

That's why we are working on a
syndicate to remove false positives, and

we're working towards detecting
and excluding citations, different styles.

Right now, we support ___ styles.

And as well, we are working
to exclude and detect preprint

sources to remove them as
well from the Similarity Report.

And for example, also, we
received a lot of feedback from our

authors about excluding also
some sections of manuscripts,

because they don't want to
check them for potential similarities,

potential ___ and they want
to remove false positives.

And our goal is to show
in Similarity Report only the

matches and items as it
should be reviewed by authors.

We want to save time of our
researchers on reviewing these results,

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,

and make it clear and
understandable from a couple of

minutes spending on reviewing
the result of similarity check.

Yeah, thank you.

All right.

So, I think that's almost everything
that we wanted to share with you today.

I hope that you basically you
understood how the integrity of your

research actually impacts the
success of your particular publication,

and the success of your future career
and how it affects your reputation.

So I would say the
biggest takeaway here is we

recommend everyone to
always be on the safe side.

And if you are 100% confident
that you are writing original work,

it is still important to make
sure that you run a pre-check

before you submit it to the
publisher to avoid any frustration,

and increase the chances of
your work getting published.

So one last thing here is
that maybe some of you

are actually already
familiar with iThenticate,

or maybe you are only planning
to start using it with Enago.

So we're sharing our contact
information here on this slide,

and we encourage you to actually
share your feedback with us.

If you have anything you want
to share with us, good story,

bad story, suggestions, questions,
you are very, very welcome.

And we would love to share your stories
with the broader researcher community.

So well, that's it from us for today.

Thank you so much
Enago for having us and

thanks for everybody
who is joining us today.

It's a great honor and a
great pleasure to be here.

Thank you very much, Yuliya,
and thank you very much,

Serhii, your presentation
was extremely informative.

I'm sure many of our audience
are already using iThenticate and

it has helped them in the
preparation of their research content.

But equally, there are
lots of researchers here

who are preparing
papers for the first time.

I'm sure they’ll find
knowing about how they

can access the service
is very, very useful.

Can I remind delegates that if you have
any questions to Serhii and for Yuliya,

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.

And we will publish
the responses in the

official conference
report later this year.

Again, can I remind delegates to visit the
sponsors and exhibitors at their booths,

and please come back
to the next session of

#SeeTheFuture which
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Thanks, guys. See you soon.