Advancing science or advancing careers? Researchers’ opinions on success indicators
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- Henderson, Emma Louise & Darby, Robert & Farran, Emily Kate, 2023. "The Responsible Research(er) Recruitment Checklist: A best practice guide for applying principles of responsible research assessment in researcher recruitment materials," OSF Preprints 2kgny, Center for Open Science.
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