I wonder if experienced and professional scientists within this network give me feedback. Some scientists start their profession at a late age (40-50 years). Their earlier career is unrelated to their professional careers ( about 10-20 years of service). After joining the new career especially if they joined universities, they will be quickly professors. They do not have problems with the publication, they write a lot!! But, when you seriously follow their outputs to development or science it is insignificant. When they fail to deliver in their area of the profession, they become politicians. They go back to their earlier careers than their scientific profession. Am I right?
I don't think age is a criteria for hard science, but I think age can limit ones output of publication.
Dear Nguyen Tan Hung, Housseine Bachiri and Christabel Osaretin Okonji thank you very much for the answer your perspectives. I still need more reflections. I really enjoy Researchgate to update and connect myself through this connection. Thank you again for your kind answers!
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Enjoying science is really important, this joyfully could come at an early age.
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In the hard sciences age matters only if you start your career at the age of 95, Otherwise, anybody can work and publish in the sciences at any age. If you observe well the bibliographic records in the bibliographic databases, you can see that they do not specify authors' ages.
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