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Publishing in Q3 and Q4 journals is often perceived as a less prestigious option. In practice, however, such journals can become an effective part of a researcher’s academic strategy. How are they useful for authors? In what cases is this publication format justified? What risks should be considered when choosing a journal? These are the questions we address in our new article.

In the scientific world, various scientometric indicators are used to assess the authority and ranking of journals. One of the key criteria when choosing a journal for publishing a scientific article is its quartile. What is this indicator? What do quartiles Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4 mean, and how do they differ? Read on to find out.

The modern healthcare system operates on the principles of evidence-based medicine, the development of which is directly linked to scientific research and its publication. Why do medical professionals need scientific publications? Read our article to find out.

The process of writing a scientific article requires a lot of effort and time, and scientists often face a lack of resources. Artificial intelligence can help solve this problem, but it is important to formulate the text request – the prompt – correctly. Read more about this below.

Science uses various metrics and indicators to help evaluate the rating and quality of a journal. What are the quartile and percentile of a scientific journal? Can one journal have several such indicators? Read on to find out.

Scientific Publications company has prepared a list of scientific journals removed from Scopus in January 2026. Which journals lost their indexing? What were the reasons for exclusion? Find out in our article.