Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Debra A. Brock
I've had a chance to take a proper look at this case and found the following. Her citation record is as indicated above, h-index of 16, which, although we often take as borderline, must be judged in light of a number of other mitigating factors. First, biology and the biomedical sciences are among the highest citation fields and her sum total of ~500 is not at all out of the ordinary for researchers in these fields. Moreover, all of Dr. Brock's highest cited articles, shown at https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=6AKJicMAAAAJ&hl=en GS, appear to represent work done either as a technician or a grad student under the direction of senior faculty, first Richard Gomer and later Joan E. Strassmann. We defer to seniority here in that we recognize that such papers are not the independent contributions of the student. Though Brock has been involved in science for decades, it seems she only recently earned her doctorate and is currently a postdoc in Strassmann's lab. I think Xxan's assessment of  is spot on
— User:Agricola44, 06:59, 4 February 2017 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:TOOSOON (Wikipedia:Too soon)