Many people go to do phd in top universities in the world and publish A level conference and Journal papers. But once they finish PhDs and move back to their home countries they are not able to publish at A level anymore in 99% cases. Why is this?
I think it is mainly due to change of system, other factors may include change in priorities, change in responsibilities, and lack of collaboration with previous research group.
Another question would be, how many people who publish at A-level venues "during their PhDs", continue to publish in A-level venues "after their PhDs"?
Perhaps it is related to PhD supervisors abroad being too helpful in writing papers?
I think main factors are name of professor, name of institute and country. availability of facilities may have some role.
The environment plays vital role. Many underdeveloped countries lacks a research environment culture and no research incentives.
In my opinion I agree w/ Rabeeh, I may add lack of motivation to do so!
I will second the Dr. Shehzad. Moreover, in most of the top journals and conferences, the professor name also matters. Professors from top universities are in research and well known that is why their names also carry some weight.
Because we do not have modern and sophisticated facilities and equipment in our laboratories
We do not get sufficient research funding from our government
I think it is a matter of motivations,priorities, environment, institutions, collaboration and also the good supervision
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