Publications by tag "Scientific articles"

A finished manuscript is only the beginning of a long road to international recognition. How long does peer review take? What happens to an article between submission and publication? And how many weeks pass before the work appears in a scientometric database? Let's look at how the publication process works at every stage.

Building a successful academic career is a lengthy process that depends on many factors. How does one develop their publication activity? What affects a scholar's reputation, and how can the visibility of research within the academic community be improved? Find out more in our new video.

Can a serious academic career be built without international publications? Why do universities that produce no cited research lose their standing in global science – and what should a young researcher know before submitting their first article to an international journal? That is what today's interview is about.

Scientific Publications sat down with Islam Salikhanov – a doctor and researcher from Kazakhstan who currently lives and works in Switzerland thanks to a doctoral grant. Alongside his research work, he has founded an online school of medical English and is an active populariser of science in the media space.

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.

Salami slicing is a practice some researchers use to increase the number of their publications. However, what risks does it pose to the author’s reputation? Why are journal editors increasingly monitoring such cases? And what consequences may await articles published in this way? Learn more in our new video.