Research collaboration : a step-by-step guide to success /
Collaboration is a defining feature of 21st-century research, with more and more people routinely traversing formal disciplinary boundaries in the quest for fundamental and applied scientific discovery--even when it takes them beyond their core domain knowledge and expertise. This book takes a pract...
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Autores principales: | , |
Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Bristol [England] (Temple Circus, Temple Way, Bristol BS1 6HG, UK) :
IOP Publishing,
[2021]
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Colección: | IOP (Series). Release 21.
IOP ebooks. 2021 collection. |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- 1. The 'what' and 'why' of research collaboration
- 1.1. Why collaborate in research?
- 1.2. UCL Ventura : providing continuous positive airway pressure devices for Covid-19
- 1.3. What is collaboration?
- 1.4. Collaborations and relationships
- 1.5. Collaboration and co-operation
- 1.6. Challenges of co-produced collaborative research
- 1.7. Key learning points--chapter 1
- 2. Get ready : preparing yourself to collaborate
- 2.1. Mindsets
- 2.2. 'I should be so lucky'--the role of serendipity and how you can encourage it
- 2.3. The key communication skills that make collaboration
- 2.4. Listening and its role in collaboration
- 2.5. Key learning points--chapter 2
- 3. Leading by example : preparing your team to collaborate
- 3.1. Diversity and collaboration
- 3.2. The role of leaders in research collaboration
- 3.3. Behaviours of people with good leadership skills
- 3.4. Leading researcher or collaborative leader?
- 3.5. Power dynamics and their impact on collaboration
- 3.6. Leaders and followers in collaborations
- 3.7. The i-sense-AHRI collaboration and the importance of leadership
- 3.8. The 'soft stuff'--psychological safety and why it's important for collaboration
- 3.9. The importance of 'belonging'
- 3.10. How to go about creating a psychologically safe atmosphere?
- 3.11. Key learning points--chapter 3
- 4. Creating a collaborative organisation
- 4.1. Organisations as complex systems
- 4.2. Creating a collaborative organisation using the cultural web model
- 4.3. Using the cultural web as an analytical tool
- 4.4. Leading a collaborative organisation
- 4.5. Properties of systems that inhibit collaboration
- 4.6. Putting the cultural web into practice--real world approaches to creating a collaborative organisation
- 4.7. Thinking about collaboration, the cultural web and collaborating with industry
- 4.8. Some thoughts about the research and innovation system of systems in the UK
- 4.9. Key learning points--chapter 4
- 5. What's next for research collaboration?
- 5.1. Impact of Covid-19 and climate change on how we collaborate
- 5.2. Remote collaboration
- 5.3. Increasing inclusion and flattening hierarchies
- 5.4. Planning remote workshops
- 5.5. Engineering serendipity into online collaboration
- 5.6. Future directions for research collaboration?
- 5.7. Key learning points--chapter 5.