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Status as in having a nature article centered around you and your work? There's no denying that he is a brilliant pioneer, and his accomplishments are indeed i
by murbard2 11y ago
Status as in having a nature article centered around you and your work?
There's no denying that he is a brilliant pioneer, and his accomplishments are indeed incredible, but that does not translate into status which is probably very upsetting.
- quasiresearcher 11y agoIt depends on what you mean by status. His papers are cited 13,493 times. And that's what matters to most scientists.
- mafribe 11y agoThere is an informal honour's code among scientists that you don't take credit for other people's ideas. While it is forgivable for a PhD or postdoc to be unaware of older work -- after all there's sooo much of it -- a senior researcher should not act carelessly with attributions. And where they do, it's useful to remind them that they have transgressed dearly held ethical norms.