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So, are early career researchers the harbingers of change?

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no DOI — not checkedCIBER. (2016 August).Early career researchers: The harbingers of change(Harbingers Working Rep. 4). CIBER. Retrieved fromhttp://ciber-research.eu/download/20160916-Harbingers-research_instruments.pdf
no DOI — not checkedCIBER(2017 November).Early career researchers: The harbingers of change?(Report on Year Two from CIBER). Retrieved fromhttp://ciber-research.eu/download/20180219-ECR-harbingers-ReportYearTwo-2017.pdf
no DOI — not checkedCIBER(2018 December).Early career researchers: The harbingers of change? Final report. Retrieved fromhttp://ciber-research.eu/download/20181218-Harbingers3_Final_Report-Nov2018.pdf
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no DOI — not checkedLERU – League of European Research Universities. (2010).Harvesting talent: Strengthening research careers in Europe. Retrieved fromwww.leru.org/files/Strengthening-Research-Careers-in-Europe-Full-paper.pdf
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