Publications by tag "Research Article"

In the academic community, there is a practice of withdrawing scientific articles that have already been published. This procedure is known as retraction and is applied when significant issues are identified after publication that call into question the reliability or integrity of the research. What reasons can lead to a retraction? What types of retractions exist, and how do they affect a researcher's reputation? Let us examine these issues in more detail.

As the end of 2026 draws near, many researchers are keen to meet their publication goals on time. Yet not everyone fully appreciates how long the Scopus publication process actually takes. Is it genuinely possible to complete the process before the year ends? How should one properly organise and structure one's publication activity? Read on to find out.

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.

For many researchers, the process of improving their h-index is a real challenge. In particular, there is a fairly widespread belief that without publications in Q1 journals, it is practically impossible to achieve a high score. But is this really the case? Today, we will try to разобраться in this issue.

Increasing the h-index is a priority for many researchers. At the same time, this very process is often accompanied by the greatest difficulties. What mistakes hinder the growth of the h-index and how can they be avoided? This will be discussed below.

For many medical professionals, one of the most challenging stages of working on clinical research is the use of the international CONSORT standard. What is it needed for? How should researchers work with it? What exactly does it regulate? Read on to find out more.