Author: Lindsey Montefiori, PhD

Are scientific citations meaningful? Scientific progress from a larger perspective

Posted by Lindsey Montefiori, PhD | Jan 6, 2021 | Research | 0

Scientific citations recognize scientific work that is valuable to that research community. As a postdoctoral fellow in a highly-cited lab, I see how our work drives research forward.

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