B. I. Hutchins

This study compares scholarly outputs from intramural and extramural NIH grants, finding extramural grants are more cost-effective for publications and citations, while intramural grants are better for clinical impact.

The paper analyzes citation dynamics and finds that high-impact journals miss most influential science, with only 10-20% of influential work recognized by traditional journal-level metrics.

This paper trains a machine learning model to predict causal citations from biomedical papers using only title, abstract, and references, finding federal funding drives disproportionate causal knowledge transfer.