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    JOHN IRVINE

    This paper critically reassesses the results of a previous evaluation of the research performance of four radio astronomy observatories over the period 1969?1978, completed by two of the authors in 1980. At the same time, the evaluation... more
    This paper critically reassesses the results of a previous evaluation of the research performance of four radio astronomy observatories over the period 1969?1978, completed by two of the authors in 1980. At the same time, the evaluation is updated by presenting bibliometric (publication and citation) data for the subsequent five-year period 1979?1983. While application of a more developed evaluation methodology is shown not to alter significantly the conclusions arrived at in the earlier study, there is evidence that the relative research performance of the four observatories has changed significantly since 1978.
    Recent data on the comparative scientific performance of different nations suggest that the decline in British basic science apparent during the 1970s began to level off at the start of the 1980s. However, rather than heralding the... more
    Recent data on the comparative scientific performance of different nations suggest that the decline in British basic science apparent during the 1970s began to level off at the start of the 1980s. However, rather than heralding the beginning of a revival, the evidence suggests that this ...
    Page 1. Internal Criteria for Scientific Choice: An Evaluation of Research in High-Energy Physics Using Electron Accelerators BENJAMIN R. MARTIN AND JOHN IRVINE THE economic situation of scientific research is now very ...
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