The Leiden Manifesto is a set of principles developed to guide the assessment of research impact in science. It was established in 2015 during a conference held in Leiden, Netherlands, with the goal of promoting responsible and meaningful evaluation of research outcomes. The manifesto arose from concerns about the misuse of quantitative metrics, such as journal impact factors and citation counts, which can lead to a narrow and sometimes inaccurate understanding of research quality and significance.
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