The study analyzed 532 policies from 121 countries and found that mentoring, administrative responsibilities, and contributions to the field are often more important than publication metrics. The authors hope their work will contribute to a rethinking of policies to foster equity, inclusivity, and research integrity.
The event, part of CoARA Boost project, examines current research assessment practices that perpetuate a 'publish or perish' culture. Discussants explore efforts such as DORA, FOLEC-CLACSO, and CoARA to promote openness, integrity, and equity.
The Global Young Academy has elected new leadership for the upcoming year, with a majority of members hailing from Africa, Asia, Australia, and Europe. The Executive Committee, comprising 11 members including two Co-Chairs, will be led by Priscilla Kolibea Mante and Felix Moronta.
The Global Young Academy has welcomed 41 new members from 31 countries, with a maintained gender ratio of 104 female/93 male/2 non-binary. The new cohort includes representatives from Armenia and Palestine, increasing international representation.