To make sure you’re prepared in any situation, take a look at the following list for ideas. Always dial 911 in case of an emergency. Also, have numbers for the Police Department/Security on hand. Visit Accident.Emory.edu to report workplace accidents/injuries. Create an evacuation plan for your family and co-workers. Have a meeting place at home and at work in case of separation. Designate alternate routes if roads […]
New from NIH- Patents and the Relative Citation Ratio: Correlations to Assess NIH Impact September 18, 2017We previously referenced Ioannidis’ and Khoury’s “PQRST” mnemonic for describing research impact: “P” is productivity, “Q” is quality, “R” is reproducibility, “S” is sharing, and “T” is translation. We wrote several blogs about “P,” productivity, focusing on publications, citations, and more recently the relative citation ratio. Now we’ll focus on a different kind of “P” […]Mike Lauer
- Patents and the Relative Citation Ratio: Correlations to Assess NIH Impact September 18, 2017
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