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Publishing a scientific article in publications indexed in Scopus and Web of Science is of great importance for the professional development of a scientist. In order for the work to successfully pass the peer review stage, a number of important requirements and criteria need to be taken into account during its preparation. How should you properly prepare a scientific article for publication in Scopus and Web of Science? We explain further.

Peer review is an important stage prior to the publication of a research article. How exactly does this process work, and what advantages does it provide for a researcher? We examine this in detail in our article.

Citations play an important role in increasing a scientist’s h-index. For a scientist, citations directly influence the formation of their reputation, the assessment of their scientific activity and the growth of their scientometric indicators. How do citations in Scopus affect the growth of the h-index? Read on.

There are a significant number of ways to increase the Hirsch index in various scientometrics databases and search platforms. One effective resource for this is Google Scholar. What factors influence the growth of the Hirsch index in Google Scholar? Read our article.

Citation plays an important role in increasing the visibility of research and disseminating its results. This contributes to the emergence of new ideas and approaches, as well as forming the basis for future research. What factors influence the growth of an article’s citation rate after publication? Read our article.

Preparing scientific research requires not only the ability to process significant amounts of information, but also access to resources for searching for sources. One of the most convenient and well-known platforms for this is the Google Scholar search engine. What is this platform? How does Google Scholar help when preparing a scientific article? Read on.