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Choosing a scientific journal is a responsible and complex stage that requires a careful approach and consideration of many criteria. Some researchers, when choosing a journal in Scopus or Web of Science, rely only on its quartile, which is not always correct. Why should you not focus only on a journal’s quartile? Read on.

Can a serious academic career be built without international publications? Why do universities that produce no cited research lose their standing in global science – and what should a young researcher know before submitting their first article to an international journal? That is what today's interview is about.

Publishing a scientific article in Scopus is a lengthy process that is often accompanied by unforeseen pauses or delays. How can you manage to publish an article in Scopus on time? What strategy will help you organise the publication process properly? Read on.

Informed patient consent in a medical article is confirmation that the author has complied with the necessary ethical requirements. This aspect is extremely important in studies where the patient can be identified. How should informed patient consent be prepared? Read our article.

Communication with the editorial office is an important part of the publication process. The success of article acceptance largely depends on the quality and speed of the author’s responses. How should you respond to emails from the editorial office correctly? How can you successfully go through the publication process in Scopus? Read our article.

Scientific publications play an important role in disseminating new information among the academic community. This is especially relevant to specialists in the field of medicine, whose research influences the development of the field. How do scientific publications affect the professional development of a medical professional? Read our article.