Assessing faculty research output through citation index raises questions about the true quality of academic contributions.

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Even though he teaches biostatistics at the University of Michigan, Michael Boehnke never originally intended to work in ...

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Journal indexation cannot be the only appraisal of research performance. The evaluation system must prioritize impact-focused ...

Though he received degrees from the University of Michigan and returned as a professor, Stephen Forrest’s path began at a ...

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