The trend says "Don't expect much more from this guy, he did his best work before he got here." And notice how few he was first author for during his stay at ISU.
The trend says "Don't expect much more from this guy, he did his best work before he got here." And notice how few he was first author for during his stay at ISU.
Why don't you look at the raw data instead of someone else's attempt at discrediting a scientist? On your chart from 2001 to 2007 there are a total of 20 publications on the chart for Gonzalez. The query I cited in post 672 showed 78 abstracts for Gonzalez during that period. Your chart is bogus. Run the query yourself if you don't believe me.
PS if you do run the query, be advised that there is another Guillermo Gonzalez, but he is Guillermo A. Gonzalez from Mexico. I think he only has 2 publications over that period. So your number may be a little different depending on how you structure the query.
Bottom line. Gonzalez outperformed just about everyone in his department at Iowa State during 2001-2007.