Publications by tag "Citation"

Researchers often expect a high citation rate for their article based solely on the authority of the journal in which it is published. However, achieving such a result requires systematically promoting the article within the academic community. How can this be done? Read on to find out.

How can one quickly increase the Hirsch index? For many researchers, it is quite difficult to find an answer to this question. In the academic environment, improving this indicator is possible only through systematic work, part of which includes writing review articles. How can this type of publication contribute to increasing the h-index? Read on.

In the process of increasing citation impact, researchers often overlook the role of personal identifiers such as ORCID, Scopus Author ID and ResearcherID. What are they? What are they used for? Do they really contribute to increasing the visibility of researchers’ publications? Read about this in today’s 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.

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?

The Hirsch index is one of the key indicators of a researcher's scientific activity and influence. How can you quickly increase your h-index? What methods and techniques should you use?