Citations are necessary for impact, reputation etc. (for individuals, organizations, journals, publishers..) "Open access articles: will have more citations compared to "restriced acess" ones for obvious reasons. But, publishing in open access is expensive. So, choose free open access ones. The article must be accessible for public some way in some website.   Review articles will get more citations compared to technical articles. Technical articles that req

Plan any event based on size, expectation and investments. Plan atleast 6 months before if the event size or expectations (For eg. International conference) are huge. This time should be used for all marketing activities. Location is more important  Association with reputed organizations is add-on. Certifications/publications/priz

It is based on citations. The suffix in 'i-10' is '10' which stands for "10 citations". Now, understand "i-10 index" by example. A researcher has an "i-10 index" of 5. It means he has 5 publications with 10 citations each.

The 'index' is purely based on 'citations'. The best way to understand it is by an example. Suppose a researcher has an 'h-index' 5. It means he has '5 articles' with '5 citations' each.

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