In the world of scientific research and higher education, getting published is essential for academic careers. But unlike consumer fiction or trade books, academic publishing requires rigorous vetting, international catalog indexing, and strict standards for original research.

In this episode of the Turn One Studio Podcast, host Eliud Custodio sits down with Nadya Columbus, President of Nova Science Publishers based in the Hauppauge Industrial Park on Long Island.

Founded in 1985, Nova is an independent academic publisher whose titles are distributed to college libraries, research institutions, and platforms like Scopus worldwide. Nadya shares how the academic publishing model works, why Nova rejects 70% of manuscript proposals, how print-on-demand technology keeps books continuously in print, and why strict anti-AI policies are critical for preserving scientific integrity.

KEY TOPICS COVERED:

- What is Nova Science Publishers & how academic publishing works

- Academic publishing vs. general readership trade books

- On-premises printing in Hauppauge: Why titles never go out of print

- What is Scopus and why it matters for scientific careers

- The founding of Nova in 1985 and its 40-year legacy

- Print vs. digital e-books in the global research market

- AI in scientific publishing: Why original research is non-negotiable

- How scientific authors submit proposals and get accepted

CONNECT WITH NADYA COLUMBUS & NOVA SCIENCE PUBLISHERS:

Website: https://novapublishers.com

CONNECT WITH TURN ONE STUDIO:

Website: https://www.turnonestudio.com

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