Research Article

Preparing a piece of academic research involves not only carrying out the study itself but also promoting its results within the academic community. How does a research plan differ from a publication plan? Which one shapes the content of the work? We look at how these two tools relate to one another, and why it is worth using both at once.

What should you choose – an individual article or co-authorship? We examine what the features of each format are. We also look at the advantages and risks they involve. In addition, we explore in which cases it is better to write an article independently, and when joint work genuinely helps to increase the chances of successful publication.

The success of publishing a scientific article depends not only on its content, but also on the cover letter that the author submits together with the manuscript. Why is it so important? What functions does it perform? How should a cover letter be written correctly? Read about this in our article.

Among the key indicators of a researcher's scientific impact, the h-index is considered the most authoritative indicator in the scientific community. How does this index affect the professional activity and career of a scientist?

Publishing a scientific article in a journal indexed by the Scopus database is an important step for a scientist seeking to make a name for themselves in the international academic community. What do you need to know before submitting an article?

There are only six months left until the end of 2025, and for many scientists, this is a period of active work on publishing their research results in international scientometric journals. How can you submit an article to Scopus before autumn?