Scientometric indicators play an important role in forming journal rankings. They can reflect the authority and impact of a publication in a specific field. What key metrics exist and what do they influence? We examine this in our article.
Q1, Q2, Q3, Q4: the meaning of scientific journal quartiles
When searching for a scientific journal to publish research, significant attention is paid to its quartile. There are four quartile groups – Q1, Q2, Q3, and Q4. What does each of them mean, and how can you determine the quartile of a specific journal? Read more in our article.
Scopus or Web of Science: what to choose for publication?
Scopus and Web of Science are leading scientometric databases that index high-quality materials and are important for the scientific community. Which database should be chosen for publication: Scopus or Web of Science? Read our article.
Scopus database: everything researchers need to know
The modern scientific environment requires high-quality and relevant research, as well as the effective dissemination of its results. For this purpose, researchers publish their works in international journals, in particular in those indexed in Scopus. What is Scopus? What are its main functions? Read our article.
