Collaboration, creativity and rewards: why and how scientists collaborate

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the increasing amount of research and development projects which are being carried out on a collaborative basis. The creative processes between and within research teams are discussed.

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An organizational approach to coping with the paradox between individual career and collective research in Japan

Article Abstract:

Research is presented concerning the study of scientists in Japanese universities and business enterprises to determine the relationship which exists between collective research and individual career progression.

Japan

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Career stage, benchmarking and collective research

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Research is presented concerning the continuing importance of the careers of individuals in a system where collaborative working is increasing in popularity. The factors influencing this paradox are discussed.

Practice

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