Qubic Research

Imagine a doctoral student who has a seminar paper due in 72 hours. The topic is specific enough to be painful (for example, “interventions that reduce attrition in longitudinal cohort studies”), but broad enough to generate thousands of search results....

Research paper author order can decide who gets hired, funded, or forgotten. If that sounds dramatic, it is because it often plays out that way in academic evaluation systems that rely on short signals: first author, last author, corresponding author,...

If you need examples of dissertation acknowledgements that you can adapt quickly, you are in the right place. You do not need a poetic breakthrough or a perfect “voice” before you start. You need a clean structure, a safe order...

Unriddle AI is an AI-powered research workspace designed to help academic researchers read, interrogate, organize, and write from scholarly sources with less friction and more traceability. It tackles a problem that most graduate students and research staff recognize immediately: it...

If you search for academic literature, track your citations, or report your metrics, you have almost certainly used Google Scholar and Scopus or at least heard both names. Many researchers treat them as if they were interchangeable, but they actually...

If you are trying to decide which database to use for your research, you will very quickly run into the comparison between Scopus and Web of Science. These are the two most widely used citation databases for serious literature searching...

If you publish research or you plan to start, you will very quickly hear people talk about journal ranking in Scopus. The phrase appears in promotion criteria, grant calls, and informal advice from colleagues, but it is often used without...

If your work is indexed in Scopus, you already have a free author profile, whether you have logged into it or not. The Scopus author search feature is the gateway to finding that profile, understanding how Scopus groups your publications,...

Researchers always want clarity in language and presentation of facts, as well as consistency in academic tone. A majority of researchers find this very challenging. This is because they usually work on lengthy papers that present big ideas, use complex...

When most high school students think about preparing for college, they focus on grades, test scores, and extracurricular activities that check traditional boxes. They join the debate team, play a sport, volunteer at the local library, and call it a...