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Web of Science and Scopus are one of the largest, most prestigious and authoritative scientometric databases in the world, and every scientist needs to publish in them. What are their main differences? 

With the volume of scholarly content continuously growing, many researchers are increasingly faced with the challenge of organising an endless list of articles waiting for attention. To simplify this task, Google Scholar has announced a new feature, AI Abstracts in Scholar PDF Reader. This tool is designed to simplify the process of reading and analysing publications, offering users to focus on important aspects of scholarly articles.

Forming a list of references is one of the key stages of working on a scientific article. Many authors make mistakes when compiling a bibliography. What are the rules for organising bibliographic information? 

A high level of citations has a great impact on the development of a researcher's professional career. It helps to increase visibility, strengthen authority, and gain recognition in the international scientific community. How to increase the citation rate? 

Publication in scientometric databases is one of the key aspects that affect the professional development of scientists. Scopus is one of the most influential and reputable of them. Today, we will take a closer look at the benefits and features of this database, as well as explain what a researcher profile is. 

Publishing a scientific article is an important milestone in the career of both young and experienced researchers. Certain mistakes may occur during the preparation of the material. How can they be avoided?