Writing scientific articles for Scopus journals
What is the purpose of a Scopus article?
1. Closing reports and receiving a bonus at the university.
2. Extension or conclusion of a contract at the university.
3. Participation in various international programs in your scientific field.
4. Formation of a list of mandatory publications in the defense of candidate and doctoral dissertations.
5. Enhances a scientist's authority. Articles in Scopus enhance a scientist's status, as this database is considered one of the largest and most authoritative bibliographic platforms.
A few facts about Scopus
1. The Scopus system began its work in 2004. Its permanent owner is Elsevier.
2. The database was created as an alternative to Web of Science.
3. In total, the Scopus database contains 18 thousand publications, including those in technical disciplines, medical sciences, and the humanities.
4. Not only scientific journals are indexed, but also published conference proceedings and serial publications.
5. Scopus divides journals into quartiles. There are four quartiles in total.
Q1 is the highest indicator and includes the most authoritative foreign journals;
Q2 – this also includes elite publications and authoritative magazines, but they do not reach the same importance as Q1;
Q3 is the golden mean, which includes well-known magazines;
Q4 is the lowest quartile, but it also gives a scientist a chance to make a name for themselves in the authoritative scientific publication Scopus.
Scopus Journal Percentiles
The term "percentile" refers to a measure in which the percentage of total values is equal to or less than a given measure. For example, 90 percent of data values are below the 90th percentile. Or 10 percent of data values are below the 10th percentile. Quartiles are values that divide a data table into four parts. This is a general notation for these concepts. Now let's consider how it applies to the Scopus database.
1) 25% — Q1, 1st quartile, 99-75 percentiles;
2) 25% — Q2, II quartile, 74-50 percentiles;
3) 25% — Q3, III quartile, 49-25 percentiles;
4) 25% — Q4, IV quartile, 24-1 percentiles.
If you take this diagram into account, then navigating the structure of the Scopus database is not so difficult.
What do you get when you order a scientific article from Scopus?
Selecting a relevant topic (if necessary)
Writing a research article on your topic
Coordination of the article content, making all necessary adjustments
Academic translation and proofreading by a professional philologist
A detailed analysis of the requirements of the publication for which the article is being prepared
Checking your article with the world's leading anti-plagiarism system, Turnitin
In what areas do we write scientific articles?
Economy
Medicine
Right
Psychology
Biology
Pedagogy
Management
Philology
Marketing
Geography
Philosophy
Story
Political science
Musicology
Pharmacy
Cultural studies
Why should you order an article for Scopus?
1. Save time. You provide us with all the necessary information, and we'll write the article according to all the journal's requirements.
2. Cost savings. You can include up to five co-authors on an article, which will help reduce the financial burden for all authors.
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