Today's
world of team science to address complex questions requires one to work with numerous collaborators both within and outside of your organization.
The results of this study will have implications for designing and evaluating synthetic interdisciplinary research teams, although the methods used could be replicated to evaluate many different
types of team science groups.
«This study represents the very
best of team science: hypothesis - driven, collaborative across multiple institutions, and immediately relevant to clinical patient care,» said Dr. Ned Waller, Professor of Medicine, Pathology and Hematology / Oncology at Emory University and a collaborator on the study.
Walsh and Lee argue in their paper that the
growth of team science and the accompanying trend toward bureaucratization, compounded by the increasing emphasis on lab productivity and the concentration of research resources around major funding initiatives or expensive equipment, may have far - reaching consequences for the training and employment of young scientists.
«In the
era of team science, we brought over 220 scientists and clinicians together to achieve this large sample size.
«Our study also definitely demonstrates the
importance of team science to deliver a study involving international collaborations.»
HILL: The greatest challenge is establishing a strong
culture of team science, collaboration and data sharing in neuroscience.
Extending the
roots of team science at its birthplace, Berkeley Lab will soon bring together researchers from the DOE Joint Genome Institute with those from the Systems Biology Knowledgebase (KBase) under one roof.
«By harnessing the power of collective knowledge and embodying the
best of team science, we are seeking to reduce cancer in San Francisco through prevention and early detection.
He has contributed to working groups for the National Academies of Science in understanding and measuring «21st Century Skills» and was a committee member of their «
Science of Team Science» consensus study.