Publications by tag "Web of Science"

Choosing a journal for publication in Web of Science (WoS) requires particular attention and consideration of a number of criteria. What is the Web of Science Core Collection? Which indexes does the collection cover? Read our article.

Psychiatrist, lecturer and PhD candidate in nutritional science and dietetics, Begimai discusses combining clinical practice with academic work. You will also learn why a practising doctor needs publications in scientific journals, and what lies behind her decision to continue her studies in a doctoral programme abroad.

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.

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.

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.

Publication of research is an important stage in the work of every scholar. An article can gain global visibility if it is published in a prestigious journal, especially one with a high impact factor. What is an impact factor? How can a scholar publish in a journal with a high impact factor? Read more in our article.