Publications by tag "Web of Science"

The article represents a study of the main aspects and capabilities of the popular academic search tool Google Scholar.

The article examines the importance of the impact factor as an evaluation criterion. The authors analyze the main arguments emphasizing the role of the impact factor in the scientific community, including its ability to assess the significance and influence of publications, guide the choices of researchers and readers, as well as serve as a tool for categorizing and comparing scientific journals.

The article examines the specifics of the CiteScore metric and its usage in the Scopus database. It provides a detailed analysis of the methods for calculating the CiteScore indicator and its significance in assessing scientific productivity and researcher impact.

The article examines the features of the Hirsch index (h-index) metric — a popular tool for measuring the scientific impact of a researcher. It analyzes the methodology of calculating the h-index and its application in assessing academic productivity. The advantages and limitations of this metric are highlighted, as well as the influence of various factors on its value.

Choosing a database for scientific research is an important stage for authors. This article conducts a comparative analysis of Scopus and Web of Science. Both databases have their own features and advantages that influence authors' choices.