Publications by tag "Publishing in journals"

Interdisciplinary co-authorship brings together experts from different scientific fields to solve complex problems. In this article we will take a closer look at the advantages and possible risks of this format of co-operation.

In addition to recognised scientific metrics databases such as Scopus and Web of Science, there are a number of dubious resources. In this article we will outline which ones to avoid and the risks they may pose to a research career.

Scientific articles are a scientist's “calling card” in the scientific world. The more publications a researcher has, the more chances he/she will be noticed. How to start publishing scientific papers and what steps will help to reach the next level?

Choosing the right journal is an important step that determines not only the success of your publication, but also the attention of the scientific community to your work. How to choose the right journal to publish a scientific article?

Scientific activity is accompanied by numerous difficulties, from conducting research to preparing the results for publication in scientific journals. Often, scientists have problems with one or another stage of their work. In such cases, researchers can use the services of scientific consulting. Today, we will review this trend in detail and talk about its key advantages. 

In today's scientific environment, co-authorship has become an integral part of research activities. From co-operation within a single field to complex interdisciplinary projects, collaboration between scientists from different parts of the world opens up new horizons for scientific discovery. Today we will explain what co-authorship is and what opportunities it opens up for scientists.