Publications by tag "Scopus"

Each year, more and more journals appear in the academic environment. Due to such diversity, the risk of encountering dishonest journals also increases significantly. That is why checking a journal before submitting an article is not excessive caution but a necessity. Today we will consider how to quickly find out whether the journal you have chosen is indexed in Scopus and Web of Science.

Academic translation plays an important role in the publication process in Scopus and Web of Science journals. If an author pays insufficient attention to this stage of the work on the article, there is a risk that the editorial team will either send it back for revision or simply reject it. How can this be avoided? What should be paid attention to during the academic translation of the article? Read on to find out.

In order to encourage scientists to actively publish in international journals, the Government of Bulgaria has developed the National Support Programme. How does it work? Who can take part in it? What affects the level of funding? You will find the answers to these and other questions in today’s article.

Scientific Publications has compiled a list of scientific journals excluded from Scopus in July, August, and September 2025.

Find out what typical mistakes novice authors make when preparing articles for Scopus and Web of Science. In our new video, we will tell you how to avoid these mistakes and increase your chances of successful publication.

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?