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In reply to the discussion: Incentives Vs. Information: Why the Best Science isn’t Always Published [View all]

Nitram

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1. True. The publish or perish imperative still holds sway at universities.
Reply to kristopher (Original post)
Tue Nov 8, 2016, 10:05 AM
Nov 2016

But it also is a career-killer to publish what turns out to be weak research. Your peers know what you're doing.

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Incentives Vs. Information: Why the Best Science isn’t Always Published [View all] kristopher Nov 2016 OP
True. The publish or perish imperative still holds sway at universities. Nitram Nov 2016 #1
Not a career killer according to the research - in fact, it works to push out good research. kristopher Nov 2016 #2
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