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This Scopus is broken
This Scopus is broken, bring a new one: who controls the world's scientific reputation? At first glance, Scopus seems to be the perfect place for ambitious researchers seeking recognition. A huge... -
How Scopus has changed in 2024
Changes in Scopus in 2024: new journals, exclusions and their importance for Ukrainian science Every year, Scopus reviews the journals included in the database, introducing new standards and removing those that... -
Everything about giving your scientific publications a DOI
In the international scientific community, the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) is one of the most significant tools for establishing the prestige of a research article. It provides a unique identifier... -
ISSN and ESSN: What are they and why do they matter to your journal?
In the world of publications and academic publications, the ability of a journal to stand out from the rest becomes critical, so each journal needs clear identification for ease of... -
PhD student’s academic activity: new requirements for results and reporting
In 2024, admission to the doctorate school becomes an even more demanding and dynamic process, given current trends in science and education. A favorable entry to doctoral studies requires careful... -
Top mistakes to avoid when writing scientific articles
In the world of academic research, publishing articles is one of the most important stages of scientific activity. By publishing in scientific journals, researchers can share their findings, theories, and... -
Publication of a Scientific Article in 2024: How Scientific Databases Have Changed
The world does not stand still. Every day, even every second, the world of science gains new knowledge and discovers new methods and concepts. That is why abstract databases are... -
How to publish an article in Scopus free-of-charge
Scopus is the largest international database of scientific publications, including articles from more than 25 thousand scientific journals, conferences and books. For many researchers, publication in a journal indexed in... -
Paper mills – the dark side of the academic publishing industry
Paper Mills are unofficial and potentially illegal profit-oriented organizations that produce and sell fabricated or processed manuscripts that only resemble genuine legitimate research. Our scientific editors and partners decided to raise... -
Funding for research activities: what does it take?
According to the general opinion of scientists, the lack of funding is currently the most formidable obstacle to high-quality scientific research. Nearly half of scientists (46%) consider the lack of...