A monograph is a scientific publication devoted to an in-depth study of one topic or problem. It presents the results of original research, theoretical generalizations, and well-founded conclusions aimed at expanding knowledge in a specific field.
Writing and publishing a monograph contributes to:
- strengthening the researcher’s scientific authority
- gaining academic recognition
- professional and career growth of the researcher
- increasing the likelihood of receiving research grants
- disseminating one’s own scientific ideas
- contributing to the development of science
