The subject of my talk was: “The government is considering investing 80 million crowns in prioritizing female scientists and getting their research projects funded. Admittedly there is a gender difference in science, currently women make up about one third of all scientists on an European level, so of course men are more likely to get funded than women – there are simply more of them. But surely the quality of the research and making it visible is more important than the sex of the person who conducted it. This presentation looks at one of the scientific activities researchers have to do to climb the career ladder, that is getting publications recognized by the research community. Methods to enhance the visibility of publications in online repositories will be introduced, as well as ideas on how to use simple bibliometric indicators to improve the presentation of publication lists, making them more informative and memorable.”