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									<p>Scientists are obviously concerned with the impact of their research.&nbsp; So are university administrators and funding agencies.&nbsp; In this paper, I want to focus on appeals to publication and citation data as means to measuring impact.&nbsp; My aim is to trace some developments in research assessment.&nbsp; I begin with a short history of the practice of counting (i) scientific articles and (ii) citations to scientific articles.&nbsp; I argue that the development of the widely used metrics of scientific impact and output was a consequence of exploiting possibilities in new technologies designed for other purposes.&nbsp; I end by considering some of the criticisms of these popular measures and the extent to which they are legitimate concerns.&nbsp; I also argue that scientoemtricians, the researchers who routinely work with publication and citation data, are quite cautious in how they employ such measures.</p>
<p><em>Coffee, tea, cake and fruit will be served before the colloquium @ 2 pm.</em></p>
								
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