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How does combining a creative practice with an academic career shape one's painting and research, how does teaching differ between countries, and why does research in the arts call for a special approach? All of this – in today's interview.

Autumn traditionally marks the period when a scholar returns to research work after the summer break. However, if a publication in a Scopus-indexed journal is needed by a specific deadline – for example, for a dissertation defence or an academic progress report – starting the preparation of the article in autumn is not the most favourable choice. Why does the process take considerably longer than it might seem at first glance?

How can you get a unique scientific identifier and make sure you never lose credit for your publications? We cover this in a new video from Scientific Publications.

Are you planning to submit an article to a journal that was listed in Scopus only recently? Before clicking “submit”, it is worth checking the latest update to the journal list – its status may have changed this very month.

A dissertation defence in Uzbekistan cannot go ahead without publications that meet the requirements of the Higher Attestation Commission. How many articles are needed for a PhD, and how many for a DSc? Which journals count, and which do not? We look at what the HAC’s publication requirement consists of and what matters most when preparing for it.

The scientific holding Scientific Alliance marks a milestone – 10 years in expert support for scholars. What achievements are we most proud of? Read on.