2011-05-01
Impact factors: Scientific and career assessment by numbers
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Publication
EuroIntervention , Volume 7 - Issue 1 p. 143- 147
The most used scientific evaluation parameters today are: 1) The impact factor (IF) of scientific journals in which the papers of researchers, and their collaborators, are published and 2) The so-called H-factor which is used to evaluate the work of individual scientists. We explore in detail these particular parameters. Also we briefly discuss alternative forms of assessment in the modern age.
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Bruining, N., Cummins, P.& Serruys, P. (2011). Impact factors: Scientific and career assessment by numbers. In EuroIntervention (Vol. 7, Number 1, pp. 143–147).https://doi.org/10.4244/EIJV7I1A23 |
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