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Nature 430, 311-316 (15 July 2004) | doi:10.1038/430311a; Published online 14 July 2004
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The scientific impact of nations
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The ability to judge a nation's scientific standing is vital for the governments, businesses and trusts that must decide scientific priorities and funding. In this paper I analyse the output and outcomes from research investment over the past decade, to measure the quality of research on national scales and to set it in an international context.
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