Abstract: This letter responds to the article by Haunschild and Bornmann, published in the Journal of Informetrics, which proposes a bibliometric framework for identifying promising early-career scientists based on three specific indicators: the number of publications in top-quartile journals (Q1), total publication output (O), and corresponding authorship (C). Using the combined OxQ1 indicator, the authors compile a dataset of 46,200 individuals classified as “potentially talented,” intended to support informed peer review and hiring decisions...
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