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Publication activity as one of the criteria for assessing a candidate is taken into account by many higher education institutions, grant funds and research organisations. How do scientific publications affect a scientist’s career and what role do they play? Read our article.

The Hirsch index is one of the key indicators that reflect an author’s citation rate, publication activity, and scientific impact. What influences the h-index in Google Scholar? What are its specific features, and how can this indicator be increased? Read our article.

Artificial intelligence tools are being actively introduced into scientific activity, optimising the process of preparing research. What advantages does AI have in science and how can a scientist avoid reputational risks? We explain this in our article.

Publishing in journals indexed in international databases is an important aspect of researchers’ work. Which indicators should be considered when choosing a publication included in Web of Science? Which recommendations should scientists follow? We explain in our article.

Ethics of scientific publications is an important component of scientists’ activities, which affects their reputation in the academic environment. What principles is it based on, and what should be taken into account to prevent an article from being rejected at the review stage? We explain this in our article.

The Hirsch index is one of the key scientometric indicators that help assess the activity of scientists. How is it calculated? What h-index is considered good for a PhD student, and what influences this indicator? We discuss this in our article.