Sometimes, consciously or unconsciously, an author may incorrectly cite another research paper or fail to indicate the source at all, which leads to plagiarism. In this article, we will give you a list of recommendations that will help you avoid plagiarism in the process of citation and write a research paper that does not violate the norms of scientific ethics.
How does the Hirsch index help in getting grants?
The Hirsch Index helps not only to evaluate the activity of scientists, but also to increase the chances of receiving research grants. In this article, we will explain how this happens.
Effective strategies for increasing the citation rate of scientific publications
In this article, we'll focus on effective strategies that will help make your articles more visible and citable.
How to write the «Discussion» section in a scientific article?
A new video has been released on our channel, in which we explain in detail the peculiarities of writing the "Discussion" section in a scientific article according to the IMRAD structure.
Ethical aspects of self-citation: where is the line?
It is not uncommon for researchers to cite their earlier articles in the process of writing a research paper. This raises the question of whether such activity is an infringement. Today, we will take a closer look at this issue and find out whether self-citation is acceptable in the academic environment.
Traditional vs Open Access journals in Web of Science: which is better to choose?
In this article, we will review the features of Traditional and Open Access scientific journals and give recommendations on which one to choose.
