Deletion of Brian R. Murphy

Comment: If you look at all his publications in Google Scholar (factoring out the other highly cited Brians Murphy) the numbers look even more impressive, but of course the credit to Murphy from those as non-first author is less. Either way I think he passes #C1. The Robert M. Chanock award (lifetime achievement in the study of the virus that causes the majority of infant bronchitis and pneumonia cases) might be enough of a national-level award for #C2. And co-chief of an NIH lab is also significant even though I'm not convinced that it fits any of the  criteria
Stance: keep
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Comment: Passes #C1 per above
Stance: keep
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Comment: The GS citation counts for the publications listed in the article are 302, 312, 494, 840 and 429. This is a good sign for passing #C1. "Passing mentions in sources" and "A lot of information based on C.V." are typical for brief academic biographies
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Comment: Citability is pretty good (especially considering that most of his publications are from the pre-internet era), and together with the Chanock award and a journal editorship, I think there is sufficient evidence here for satisfying #C1
Stance: keep
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