Jason Locasale
When I was at Duke, senior colleagues regularly bullied me for publishing in high–impact-factor Cell Nature and Science journals and for having papers that drew a lot of citations. They’d make comments that anyone publishing in CNS must be dishonest or exploitative, and they’d
Wafik S. El-Deiry, MD, PhD, FACP
My career citations of >115,000 have come from the contributions of many researchers and the H-index of 135 reflects value/merit by others to cite the work in their own papers. I will no longer be made to feel like this is something to be ashamed of or some artifact that’s biased
