Publications by tag "Web of Science"

Preparing a research article does not end once it has been written – submission to a journal and a lengthy review process still lie ahead. How long does this process typically take? When should the work begin so that the article is published in 2027? We look at what a scientist needs to bear in mind when planning publication deadlines.

What determines a scientist’s academic reputation and professional growth? Scientometric indicators have long moved beyond simple statistics and become one of the criteria used to assess publication activity, appointment to academic posts and the awarding of degrees. This is what today’s article is about.

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.

How can a researcher prepare for the next National H-index Ranking update and avoid losing ground in the national table? In today's article, we look at which actions involving the h-index are worth taking before recalculation, and which will no longer be reflected in the current cycle. We also analyse the NHR update schedule and the typical mistakes that cost researchers their positions in the ranking.

How is the scientific consulting market changing in Azerbaijan, and what is Scientific Publications doing in response? In today's exclusive interview for BiG.Az, we discussed the key questions with the director of the Azerbaijani branch.

Why are Q2 and Q3 journals considered optimal for most scholars? How do they influence dissertation defence and grant applications? What role does a journal’s quartile play in attestation and competitions for academic positions? This is discussed in our new article.