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Some scientists wonder why their colleagues with the same Hirsch index are more often invited to international conferences or to conduct joint research. Is it enough for a modern scientist to have a profile only on Google Scholar and ORCID? Read on.

Scientometrics is one of the most common approaches to evaluating scientific activity using quantitative indicators. It is used to assess the productivity of scientists, universities, scientific institutions, etc. What are the components of scientometrics?

To conduct high-quality research, scientists need to have sufficient resources and funding. One of the most effective portals for finding grant programmes is the EU Funding & Tenders Portal. What is this portal, and how does it work? Read on to find out.

Even a work of high scientific value may be sent back for revision or rejected for publication if its translation is of poor quality. How can you make your text “professional”? What are the requirements for academic translation? Read on to find out.

One of the key factors influencing the prestige of a scientist, a research institution, or a university is a high position in international rankings. One of the most authoritative among them is the National H-index Ranking. What functions does it perform? On what principles does it evaluate participants? How can one be included in it? Learn more about this in our new video.

Many scientists encounter difficulties when preparing a competitive application for a grant. This is due to a lack of understanding of the basic principles of writing such an application. What aspects should be taken into account? What mistakes most often lead to a rejection of funding? You will find the answers to these questions in our video.