Publications by tag "Publication"

Publication of an article in a scientific journal indexed in Scopus is of significant importance for a scientist. Having such a publication opens up a number of professional opportunities, including career advancement, increased authority within the scientific community, and professional development. How can the chances of successful publication of an article in a Scopus journal be increased?

Salami slicing is a practice some researchers use to increase the number of their publications. However, what risks does it pose to the author’s reputation? Why are journal editors increasingly monitoring such cases? And what consequences may await articles published in this way? Learn more in our new video.

Publication in Scopus is extremely prestigious and at the same time challenging for almost every scholar. However, in the modern academic environment there is a considerable number of dishonest journals and companies that prioritise financial gain rather than the dissemination of high-quality materials. How can one avoid a dishonest publication process in Scopus? Read on.

Why might the editorial board of a medical journal reject a manuscript either before peer review or after it? In this article, we examine the most common reasons for publication rejection, show what exactly editors and reviewers pay attention to, and explain why even a promising study may fail to pass selection without careful preparation.

Coauthorship plays an important role in the development of medicine and opens up a number of opportunities for scientists. This form of conducting research continues to gain popularity among many scholars and has quite a few advantages. How does coauthorship contribute to improving the visibility of a medical publication? Read about this in our article.

Why can even a promising scientific article be rejected by a Scopus-indexed journal? In this article, we will examine the main reasons why publications are rejected, show which mistakes authors make most often, and explain how to increase the chances of successfully passing editorial screening and peer review.