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In modern scientific practice, co-authorship is becoming increasingly common. For young scientists, publishing in co-authorship with an experienced colleague is of great value. What are the main advantages of co-authorship for young scientists? Read our article to find out.

It is common for researchers who plan to publish a paper in co-authorship to face difficulties in finding a partner from another country. Where can you look for foreign co-authors? Are there specialized platforms that simplify this process? Read more about it in our article.

Co-authored publications with researchers from other countries offer numerous advantages for scientists. One of the most significant is the increased likelihood of securing research grants. Why does this form of collaboration have such a strong impact on funding decisions? Read more about it in our article.

The concepts of self-plagiarism and self-citation often cause confusion, since both involve an author’s use of their own texts or ideas. What do these terms mean? How do they differ? Why should there be a balance when citing one’s own works in academic writing? Read more in our article.

In order to structure their dissertation defence speech, researchers use an accompanying presentation. What is it? Why is it needed? How should it be prepared? Read about it in our article.

One of the most effective tools for organising the dissertation-writing process is the creation of an individual work plan. What is it for? How should it be developed correctly? Which aspects should you pay attention to? Read more in our article.