Today, scientific databases, digital libraries and archives actively use DOIs to provide their users with access to a large number of materials. What is this identifier and why is it needed?
For every scientist and researcher, publishing their own research in such well-known databases as Scopus and Web of Science plays an important role in their work. What are these publications for? Why are such publications important?
After conducting research and writing a scientific article, every researcher and scientist wants the results of their work to be published as soon as possible. Often, this does not happen as quickly as the author would like. What determines the timing of publication? What factors influence it?
This article explores the reasons for rejection of scientific publications in journals indexed by the Scopus database. The authors analyze various factors influencing the decision to reject an article, including the scientific significance and originality of the research, compliance with journal requirements, quality of presented data and methodologies, as well as ethical aspects of publications.
The article discusses the significance of increasing the citation level of scientific papers and methods for achieving this goal. Citation plays a key role in assessing the impact and importance of research within the scientific community.