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Several times a year, Scopus reviews the journals indexed in its database and evaluates applications from journals seeking indexing. As a result, almost every time after these reviews…
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Read →Today's scientists operate in a world where, when engaging with the digital sector, the ability to present their work to the global scientific community is essential. Scientometric databases are used by…
Read →Scopus is the only abstracting and bibliographic database that includes scientific literature. Scopus was created by the publisher “Elsevier,” which provides access through a special institutional subscription. Interest…
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