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Preparing an article for publication in Scopus takes more than a single week – from choosing a journal to receiving the editorial decision, the whole process can run for several months. How much time does a scientist have left before the end of the academic year? At which stage are weeks and months most often lost? We look at how to plan the timeline so the article is published on time.

The Scopus database has updated the list of indexed scientific publications. How many journals were excluded in August 2026 and for what reasons? We examine all the details in our article.

The Shota Rustaveli National Science Foundation is the main source of state funding for science in Georgia. Which research areas does the foundation support, and what should applicants keep in mind when preparing a proposal? Here is an overview of the grant programmes currently available and how a scientist can submit an application.

Higher education reform in Georgia is changing the way universities operate. How will university funding change? How long will doctoral studies now take? Here's a look at which rules already apply and what universities and scientists need to bear in mind.

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.

The Hirsch index has long been one of the key benchmarks used to assess scientific output. Does this indicator really influence decisions on grants or university positions? We look at how the h-index shapes a scientist's professional reputation and where it stands among other assessment criteria.