Scientists are most creative early in their careers. A new study presents the most conclusive evidence yet that scientists are most creative and innovative early in their careers. According to the findings, the impact of biomedical scientists' published work decreases by half to two-thirds througho
Scientists are most creative early in their careers.
“For a topic that so many people with so many approaches have studied for so long, it is pretty remarkable that we still don’t have a conclusive answer.” As they analyzed the data, Weinberg and his colleagues made a discovery that was key to understanding how innovation changes over a career. Results showed that for the average researcher, a scientific article they published late in their career was cited one-half to two-thirds less often than an article published early in their careers.
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