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Writing a scientific article takes time, precision and a thorough analysis of the topic, so many scientists ask themselves the same question – is it really necessary to publish on an ongoing basis? How does publication activity relate to an academic career, participation in grant competitions and a thesis defence? We look at why publishing articles regularly remains an essential part of a modern scientist’s work.

More and more researchers are using artificial intelligence when preparing scientific articles, from finding suitable wording to analysing the literature. But is it necessary to inform the journal’s editorial team about this, and where is the boundary between acceptable assistance and a breach of academic ethics? We discuss all of this in today’s video.

The wide range of document types indexed in the Scopus database makes it more difficult to choose the optimal format for publication. What is the key difference between research articles and conference proceedings? What is better for a researcher to choose? Read on.

Every month, Scopus updates the list of academic journals that have lost their indexing. The Scientific Publications company has prepared a list of publications that lost their indexing in June 2026, as well as the reasons for their exclusion.

Artificial intelligence is increasingly becoming a useful tool for researchers. It can simplify information searches, source processing and text editing. How can AI tools be used responsibly while minimising reputational risks? Read our article.

A high citation rate is important for a scientist’s work, as this indicator is taken into account by many organisations when assessing candidates. How can the citation rate of scientific articles be effectively increased? What factors influence it? Read our article.