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Scientometrics is a constantly evolving field. It comprises a wide range of indicators that help assess the productivity of researchers, academic journals, and so on. What metrics are available for evaluating a researcher’s output? What are their key features? Read our article to find out.

Publishing an article in a journal indexed in Scopus requires not only well-prepared research from the author, but also careful selection of the journal itself. Why are journals excluded from the database? What reasons most often lead to the loss of indexing? You will learn all about this in our article.

It is not uncommon for researchers to aim to publish their articles exclusively in Q1-Q2 journals, as they regard this as a mandatory requirement. However, is a high quartile really a necessity? In which cases does it act as a mandatory criterion, and when is it merely an advantage? Find out more in our new video.

Web of Science is one of the most authoritative scientometrics databases in the world. Publication in journals indexed in this database is evidence of the high quality of the author’s research and his or her competence. What is Web of Science? What functions does the platform perform? What are the advantages of publishing in Web of Science for researchers? Read more in our article.

The modern healthcare system operates on the principles of evidence-based medicine, the development of which is directly linked to scientific research and its publication. Why do medical professionals need scientific publications? Read our article to find out.

Scopus is one of the most authoritative scientometrics databases in the world, indexing a significant number of scientific journals. Many researchers seek to publish their research in order to gain international recognition and achieve their career goals. What is Scopus? What are the functions of this database? Find out in our article.