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BRIDGING HUMAN THOUGHT: NEW HORIZONS IN SCIENTIFIC AND ENGINEERING COMMUNICATION

Authors

  • Vakhobova Marguba Abdukhamidovna

    Senior Lecturer, PhD Department of Social and Exact Sciences Tashkent State University of Economics vahobova@gmail.com ORCID 0009-0006-7050-5110
    Author

  • Omonkhonova Munisakhon Olimkhon kizi

    Specialist, BA Department of Urban Planning Research Institute of Technical norms and standardization Omunisakhon@gmail.com
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Keywords:

scientific communication, cognitive linguistics, engineering communication, artificial intelligence, knowledge representation, multimodal systems, interdisciplinary collaboration

Abstract

The accelerating complexity of scientific and engineering knowledge demands more sophisticated communication frameworks that go beyond traditional linear and highly formalized language systems. This article explores the deep interconnection between human cognition and linguistic structures as a foundation for improving knowledge transmission, interdisciplinary collaboration, and innovation. By integrating perspectives from cognitive science, linguistics, information theory, and artificial intelligence, the paper proposes a comprehensive model for enhancing clarity, reducing ambiguity, and supporting multimodal communication. The study also addresses key challenges, including cognitive overload, linguistic barriers, and ethical considerations, while outlining future directions for research and practice in next-generation scientific communication.

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Published

2026-03-19

Issue

Vol. 1 No. 6 (2026): CONFERENCE OF INNOVATIVE HORIZONS IN SCIENCE & ENGINERING

Section

Articles