Research Infosource Inc has released its rankings of Canadian universities based on their “publication efficiency,” a concept defined as “the ability of a university’s researchers to turn research income into peer-reviewed publications.” The rankings compared research income and research publication data at 43 of Canada’s top universities from 2005 to 2014, classifying institutions as high-research income, medium-research income, and low-research income. The University of Waterloo topped the high-research income group, while Concordia University led the medium-research income group, and Wilfrid Laurier University led the low-research income group.
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