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Naik, Gautam (2016) The quiet rise of the NIH’s hot new metric. Nature, 539 (7628). 150 doi:10.1038/539150a

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TitleThe quiet rise of the NIH’s hot new metric
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Year2016 (November)Volume539
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Full ReferenceNaik, Gautam (2016) The quiet rise of the NIH’s hot new metric. Nature, 539 (7628). 150 doi:10.1038/539150a
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