Prediction of junior faculty success in biomedical research: comparison of metrics and effects of mentoring programs

RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
@ehaswell @JChrisPires Actually my apologies to them they do mention it https://t.co/x0AQI0ajYX
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
RT @Stevenson_Lab: Empirical data to 'publish or perish' ECR & new faculty - just publish. Impact factor does not matter. https://t.co/udZU…
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
RT @dr_stan: Prediction of faculty success https://t.co/btXd5Cuaxb via @thePeerJ
Prediction of faculty success https://t.co/TkRGi9wl26 via @thePeerJ
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RT @Notmadscientist: Faculty with >6 1st author papers within 10 yrs, more likely (93%) to succeed than ≤6 (4%) regardless of impact https…
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RT @Dr_Lori_Burrows: >6 FA papers in 1st 10 y more likely (93%, p < 0.0001) to succeed than ≤6 FA papers (4%), regardless of journal IF. ht…
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RT @ErikaShugart: What I am reading: https://t.co/3zZInqriQV article examining predictions of success for jr. faculty (hint: not impact fac…
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RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
3037 days ago
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
3037 days ago
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
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RT @KingAquaticEco: "Junior investigators w/>6 1st-author papers w/in 10 y more likely (93%) to succeed than those with ≤6 (4%)" Wow! http…
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
3037 days ago
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
3037 days ago
RT @ehaswell: IMHO Bigger story is: over 50% of men faculty "succeeded" while only 7% of women did Prediction of faculty success https://t…
3037 days ago
RT @Dr_Lori_Burrows: >6 FA papers in 1st 10 y more likely (93%, p < 0.0001) to succeed than ≤6 FA papers (4%), regardless of journal IF. ht…
RT @Stevenson_Lab: Empirical data to 'publish or perish' ECR & new faculty - just publish. Impact factor does not matter. https://t.co/udZU…
3037 days ago
RT @EIVertebrates: Prediction of junior faculty success in biomedical research: comparison of metrics and effects of mentoring programs htt…
RT @ErikaShugart: What I am reading: https://t.co/3zZInqriQV article examining predictions of success for jr. faculty (hint: not impact fac…