The current academic climate is highly competitive. Both big scientists and peer-reviewed Journals search for prolific researchers to collaborate with or to publish their work. How to overcome these challenges to build your career and become a productive researcher????
Many valuable hints regarding the increase for citations you will find in this post:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_do_I_increase_the_number_of_citations_for_my_paper
Many valuable hints regarding the increase for citations you will find in this post:
https://www.researchgate.net/post/How_do_I_increase_the_number_of_citations_for_my_paper
You have work with (big scientists), seek for their advice and attach their name in your publication
Thank you, Dr.
Anton Vrdoljak, the post has many helpful recommendations
Choose to work on a current hot topic on your research area which would likely fetch more citations.
Dear prof Isaac Dinaharan thank you for your consideration and kind reply. It is a rely useful recommendation.
I think collaboration is the key! In general, a postgraduate student works in isolation, usually learns about 'research' and don't collaborate with others unless otherwise, supervisor ('s) suggests. Once studentship gets over the student must look for collaboration preferably with reputed researchers and towards 'hot topics'.
Only research collaboration can lead you to publish more papers and to get more citation.
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Dr. Fida Hasan thank you for your valuable contribution. Reputed researchers always busy, however, and always have their own teamwork. The hot topic area is a good way to increase the visibility of published articles.
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