Academic visibility

Academic visibility relates to the dissemination, accessibility, and recognition of scholarship produced by college faculty, especially in terms of promotion and tenure criteria and academic rank. Traditionally, "visibility" was a function of printed output like books, book chapters, and peer-reviewed journal articles primarily available in academic libraries.

Further reading

• Laredo, P., & Mustar, P. (2000). Laboratory activity profiles: An exploratory approach. *Scientometrics*, 47(3), 515–539.
• Mangematin, V., & Mandran, N. (2000). PhD job market: professional trajectories and incentives during the PhD. *Research policy*, 29(6), 741–756.

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