Gone is the solitary genius – science today is a group effort
Where once scientists used to be solitary creatures, today science is a highly collaborative affair, and the latest research in ecology is no exception.
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Where once scientists used to be solitary creatures, today science is a highly collaborative affair, and the latest research in ecology is no exception.
A report on international academic collaboration across the UK research base and on the implications of EU and global collaboration for universities, research assessment and the economy.
Universities need to expand international engagement to remain competitive, according to a report by Digital Science.
This study shows that the long-run patterns of international scientific collaboration are generating a convergence between applied and basic fields. This convergence of collaboration patterns across research fields might be one of contributing factors that supports the evolution of scientific disciplines.
Big US report documents increases in international collaboration and Chinese science output.
Too many senior scholars abuse their power when it comes to assigning credit.
Written agreements between parties in research collaborations are not a sign of a lack of faith.
An empirically-informed conceptual model to explain co-author crediting outcomes.
The small but focused snapshot of research afforded by the Nature Index helps fine-tune analysis of global scientific collaboration.
Understanding emerging areas of a multidisciplinary research field is crucial for researchers, policymakers and other stakeholders. For them a knowledge structure based on longitudinal bibliographic data can be an effective instrument.
On the importance of being able to establish and maintain successful collaborations.
New ways to help the Science Lab community build tools and solve problems together.
Collaborative browser-based tools aim to change the way researchers write and publish their papers.
Romance often sparks between colleagues, and scientists are no different. Nature profiles four super-couples who have combined love and the lab.