The Hirsch index is one of the most popular metrics that is used to assess the influence of a researcher. The calculation of the indicator is directly related to the citation level of the authors studies. The high h-index indicates that the studied subject is relevant and the researcher, in turn, was able to cover it in full.
A high Hirsch index score contributes to:
- Getting the opportunity to become a reviewer or a member of the editorial board of an influential academic journal.
- Increasing the level of prestige and scientific influence of the author.
- Receiving grants and funding.
- Increasing the researchers international cooperation.
Due to cooperation with many foreign researchers, the specialists of Scientific Publications can provide an organic increase in the Hirsch Index for the authors studies from the scientometric databases Scopus, Web of Science, GoogleScholar, and other popular platforms.
