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The Costs of Early-career Disciplinary Pivots: Evidence from Ph.D. Admissions
Science often advances when researchers pivot from one discipline to another and import new ideas. However, for established researchers, such pivots are associated with fewer publications and citations. Here, we investigate pivoting at the beginning of a research career--doctoral admissions--when th
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