Publications by tag "Scopus"

Vladislav Romanenko, director of the Scientific Publications company, has prepared an exclusive article in which he explains in detail why it is important for a scientist to analyse not only their own indicators but also the results of other researchers, as well as how the Top-1000 scientists of Bulgaria ranking is formed.

Predatory journals pose a serious threat to researchers, as publishing in them can damage an author's reputation. What forms do they take? How can you tell you're dealing with a disreputable journal? Read on to find out.

Conference proceedings or journals indexed in the Scopus database – which is the better choice for publication? Vladyslav Romanenko, Director of the Scientific Publications company, explains in detail how to avoid making the wrong decision.

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.

Psychiatrist, lecturer and PhD candidate in nutritional science and dietetics, Begimai Zhetimisheva discusses combining clinical practice with academic work. You will also learn why a practising doctor needs publications in scientific journals, and what lies behind her decision to continue her studies in a doctoral programme abroad.

Building a successful academic career is a lengthy process that depends on many factors. How does one develop their publication activity? What affects a scholar's reputation, and how can the visibility of research within the academic community be improved? Find out more in our new video.