An abstract is the first thing a reader sees in a scientific article. How can you write the perfect abstract to make people want to read and cite your article? We'll tell you in our new video.
How to choose a journal for publication: recommendations for young researchers
To avoid risks and successfully publish your article, it is important to approach the selection of a journal consciously and carefully. We have prepared a number of recommendations for you that will help simplify the process of finding a reliable journal and save you time.
Academic mobility: why should scientists participate in international internships?
In this article, we will discuss in more detail how participation in international internships helps scientists grow professionally and increase their influence and authority in the scientific community.
Why scientific articles get rejected: an analysis of common mistakes
There are cases when, after weeks of waiting for reviewers' feedback, a researcher receives a rejection of their manuscript. Why does this happen? Today we will look at the most common reasons for rejecting scientific articles and give recommendations on how to avoid these mistakes.
Finding co-authors for publications: what resources to use?
Where to find a co-author for publication in a scientific journal? This is a question many scientists ask themselves, as finding the perfect candidate is not an easy task. However, this process can be facilitated and optimised by a number of strategies and resources, which we will describe in more detail below.
How to prepare an article for publication in Web of Science?
In this article, we will discuss the key stages of preparing an article for publication in Web of Science, starting with the selection of a topic and ending with the final submission of the manuscript.
