In search of innovative potential: The challenge of measuring disruptiveness of research using bibliometric data

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The Disruption index has attracted significant media attention after a study revealed a trend of decreasing disruptiveness in papers and patents. Critiques of the index question these results and highlight issues of inconsistency, time-sensitive biases, and data-induced biases. (Figure presented.)

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Bornmann, L., Ettl, C., & Leibel, C. (2024). In search of innovative potential: The challenge of measuring disruptiveness of research using bibliometric data. EMBO Reports, 25(7), 2837–2841. https://doi.org/10.1038/s44319-024-00177-8

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