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Publications in SCOPUS and Web of Science urgently
Publications in Scopus and Web of Science are two of the most well-known and popular scientific databases used to evaluate research and authors. If you are at the stage of choosing a scientific database to publish your research article, you probably need to understand whether it is better to choose Scopus or Web of Science.
Both databases provide an assessment of scientific research using citation indices, but they have some differences. Scopus includes more journals and conference proceedings and has a greater geographical diversity, including more journals from developed markets that may be less represented in Web of Science. Scopus also has a more accurate database of authors, which allows it to be used more effectively to measure an author’s ranking.
On the other hand, Web of Science has more advanced functionality for analyzing scientific research, including the ability to view details on the number of citations, impact levels, and advanced search filters. In addition, most of the scientific journals in the Web of Science database have a higher impact factor, which may influence the choice of this database for publishing a scientific article.
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