A strong project idea is rarely enough to win a grant on its own. Discover why evaluation panels increasingly look for a track record of international co-authorship – and how such collaboration can shift a borderline application in the applicant's favour.
An interview with Dr Bolaji Ogunwo
How does combining a creative practice with an academic career shape one's painting and research, how does teaching differ between countries, and why does research in the arts call for a special approach? All of this – in today's interview.
Choosing a grant programme: how to avoid mistakes?
Quite often, the reason for a grant application being rejected is not a weak proposal but the choice of an irrelevant programme. Read on to find out which criteria you should pay attention to when assessing grants.
How to create your ORCID: a step-by-step guide
How can you get a unique scientific identifier and make sure you never lose credit for your publications? We cover this in a new video from Scientific Publications.
Formulating the aims, objectives and expected outcomes of a grant project
Besides planning the research budget, the specifics of which we discussed in our previous article, the success of a grant application is significantly influenced by how the aim, objectives and expected results of the project are formulated. How can you avoid mistakes and describe these aspects competently? Read on.
Scopus Journal Exclusions for July 2026
About to submit an article to a journal that was listed in Scopus until recently? Before you click "submit," it's worth checking the most recent update to the journal list – the status may already have changed this month.
