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What determines researchers? scientific impact? A case study of Quebec researchers
 
 Source: http://spp.oxfordjournals.org/content/early/2015/07/14/scipol.scv038.abstract
What determines researchers? scientific impact? A case study of Quebec researchers
                  - Seyed Reza Mirnezami1, 
                      - Catherine Beaudry1,* and 
                      - Vincent Larivière2
 
+ Author Affiliations
- 1Polytechnique Montreal, P.O. Box. 6079, Montreal, QC, H3C 3A7, Canada and
                         - 2University of Montreal, P.O. Box. 6128, Montreal, QC, H3C 3J7 Canada
                         
- ?* Corresponding author. Email: [email protected]
 
                   Abstract
Using a data set integrating information 
about researchers? funding and publications in Quebec (Canada), this 
paper identifies
                     the main determinants of citation counts as one 
measure of research impact. Using two-stage least square regressions to 
control
                     for endogeneity, the results confirm the 
significant and positive relationship between the number of articles and
 citation
                     counts. Our results also show that scientists with 
more articles in higher impact factor journals generally receive more 
citations
                     and so do scientists who publish with a larger team
 of authors. Hence the greater visibility provided by a more prolific 
scientific
                     production, better journals, and more co-authors, 
all contribute to increasing the perceived impact of articles. All else
                     being equal, male and female receive the same 
number of citations. These results suggest that the most important 
determinants
                     of researchers? citations are the journals in which
 they publish, as well the collaborative nature of their research.
                  
 - bibliometrics
 - science policy
 - citations
 - scientific publications
 - scientific impact.
 
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