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Six senior academics argue that high-level promises regarding research metrics are insufficient for academic renewal. They emphasize that real change requires pressure from within the sector and accountability from leadership. The experts urge senior faculty to use their influence to ensure institutions, funders, and publishers translate pledges into tangible actions.

Key points

  • Academic improvement requires both internal pressure and external responsibility.
  • Mere declarations about not misusing research metrics are inadequate for systemic change.
  • Senior academics must actively use their influence to drive concrete action across the sector.
  • Institutions, funding bodies, and publishers need to operationalize their commitments into measurable actions.

Claims assessed

  • VerifiableHigh-level pledges regarding the proper use of research metrics are insufficient on their own to achieve academic renewal.
  • VerifiableSenior academics have a responsibility to use their influence to ensure concrete action from institutions, funders, and publishers.

Missing context

The article does not specify which particular metrics or assessment methods are causing the most concern, nor does it provide concrete examples of the 'concrete action' that the academics believe should be implemented.

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