Choosing a research topic is a real challenge for many researchers. This is truly one of the key stages in working on a publication, because if a mistake is made and an irrelevant topic is chosen, the author’s article risks being overlooked. How can this be avoided? Which research areas are the most popular?
Publications in Q1-Q4: a regulatory requirement or an academic advantage?
It is not uncommon for researchers to aim to publish their articles exclusively in Q1-Q2 journals, as they regard this as a mandatory requirement. However, is a high quartile really a necessity? In which cases does it act as a mandatory criterion, and when is it merely an advantage? Find out more in our new video.
Why do medics need scientific publications?
The modern healthcare system operates on the principles of evidence-based medicine, the development of which is directly linked to scientific research and its publication. Why do medical professionals need scientific publications? Read our article to find out.
Top 5 prompts for preparing a scientific article
The process of writing a scientific article requires a lot of effort and time, and scientists often face a lack of resources. Artificial intelligence can help solve this problem, but it is important to formulate the text request – the prompt – correctly. Read more about this below.
Why could not having a LinkedIn profile cost a scientist their career?
Some scientists wonder why their colleagues with the same Hirsch index are more likely to receive invitations to international conferences or to conduct joint research. Is it enough for a modern scientist to have a profile only on Google Scholar and ORCID? Read on.
Everything about scientometrics in 120 seconds
Scientometrics is one of the most common approaches to evaluating scientific activity using quantitative indicators. It is used to assess the productivity of scientists, universities, scientific institutions, etc. What are the components of scientometrics?
