The 2019 Science of Team Science (SciTS) conference will be hosted by Michigan State University in Lansing, Michigan. This year’s conference will review the current state of knowledge in the SciTS field, highlight practical tools, resources, and strategies for enhancing team science, and discuss future directions for advancing SciTS to improve the global scientific enterprise.
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Research on complex problems requires integration across boundaries. Intereach’s purpose is to articulate and promote the need for dedicated, high level career paths around interdisciplinary research expertise, and to build resources to improve practitioners' tools, best practices, success metrics, and institutional support for these emerging intentional career trajectories.
A comprehensive report written by an interdisciplinary team of preeminent scientists, that offers research-based guidance on team composition, training, leadership, management, and more. It also identifies key supports that research institutions and funding agencies can put in place to support science teams and speed scientific discovery and translation.
Created by the NIH Office of the Ombudsman, this document offers useful guiding questions to help craft a "prenuptial agreement" among scientists embarking upon a new collaboration. Issues addressed include: length of collaboration, expected contributions, anticipated products and authorship.
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