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Gone but Not Forgotten: Retracted COVID-19 Papers Still Cited

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WHO Leads in Using Solid Science to Draft COVID-19 Policy: Study

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Citations Are the Currency of Science

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Bigger Is Not Always Better for Team Science

Ruth Williams | | 3 min read

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Catherine Offord | | 2 min read

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Bob Grant | | 2 min read

Scientometrics Pioneer Eugene Garfield Dies

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AI Lends Computing Power to Academic Search Engines

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Thomson Reuters Predicts Nobelists

Bob Grant | | 2 min read

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Bob Grant | | 2 min read

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Bob Grant | | 1 min read

Shorter Titles Not Always Better for Citations

Jef Akst | | 1 min read

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Tracy Vence | | 1 min read

A Literature Database with Smarts

Kerry Grens | | 1 min read

Parsing Negative Citations

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Thomson Reuters Predicts Nobelists

Bob Grant | | 2 min read

Study: Short Headlines Get More Citations

Jef Akst | | 1 min read

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Introducing the “K Index”

Tracy Vence | | 2 min read

SCI Celebrates 50th Anniversary

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Self-Citation Gender Gap

Rina Shaikh-Lesko | | 1 min read

Report: Diversity Strengthens Publications

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