Measure impact as though it really mattered

Kathryn Oliver ORCID logo; (2016) Measure impact as though it really mattered. Research Fortnight. https://material-uat.leaf.cosector.com/id/eprint/4650231
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Almost everyone agrees that bibliometrics are a bad way to measure the impact of research on society. Such measures are said to discriminate against early-career researchers, interdisciplinary researchers and possibly women, and in any case they are not good indicators for wider societal impact. But there is not much consensus on how impact should be evaluated

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