Massive study shows how having more staff and students allows scientists at prestigious US institutions to publish more research.
, show how having more paid junior researchers and larger research groups drives greater productivity at the most prestigious institutions.
The research highlights “inequalities in academia”, says Aaron Clauset, a computer scientist at the University of Colorado Boulder, who also worked on the study. He adds that the systems and hierarchies in place “are creating biases that are shifting attention and resources around in ways that are not maybe reflective of our ideals of the meritocracy”.The analysis included 1.
The team further examined researchers from ‘collaborative’ disciplines — sciences in which research is usually done in groups, as opposed to disciplines in which solitary work is more common, including social sciences, humanities and mathematics. Although faculty members produced more publications in collaborative disciplines compared with other fields, individual researchers’ productivity was nearly identical across all disciplines.
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