Publications "Scopus "

More and more researchers planning to publish in international journals are turning to machine translation services – Google Translate, DeepL and similar tools. These technologies are indeed becoming more accurate; however, academic scientific text places particular demands on translation. We analyse the limitations of machine translation and why underestimating them may affect the fate of a manuscript at the editorial stage.

The Scopus database has updated the list of indexed scientific publications. How many journals were excluded in May 2026 and for what reasons? We examine all the details in our article.

Many teachers have heard that publications in Scopus are required in order to raise their qualification category. Is this actually set out in the attestation order? What is changing in 2026, and when does a teacher genuinely need Scopus after all? Today's article covers all of this.

Less and less time remains before the end of the year, while taking a paper through peer review in Scopus often runs to several months. We look at how to structure your submission plan so that you reach indexing by the date you need and cut the risk of delays at the intermediate stages.

The process of preparing and submitting an article for publication in a Scopus journal requires significant time costs and resources, an understanding of journal requirements and the right choice of a partner for support. What should you pay attention to when choosing a partner for publication in Scopus? How can you check their reliability? Read our article.

Scopus is one of the most prestigious databases, and publication in it is a legal requirement for researchers in many countries. But how can you avoid scammers when publishing? Is fast publication a reality or a scam? How do fake journals operate? Find out more in our new video.