Visibility of scientists

The visibility of scientists today is inextricably linked with openness, digital presence and active involvement in various forms of communication and collaboration. Publications in open-access journals, updated professional profiles, participation in conferences, popular scientific writing and involvement in interdisciplinary projects are complementary dimensions of building a scientific identity. National and international repositories additionally ensure the permanent availability and stability of research results.

In the contemporary academic and social context, scientists can no longer count on their work being recognized only through traditional publication channels. It is necessary to actively manage their own visibility, use open science tools, and build bridges between the research community and the wider public. This not only increases personal recognition and professional reputation, but also contributes to the broader goal of developing science that is transparent, accessible, and socially relevant.