Nov. 2 Workshop, Building Successful Research Teams: Preventing and Managing Conflict
Anyone familiar with collaborative research initiatives knows that even the best ideas can flounder when individual researchers fail to communicate and work together as a team. Understanding the factors that contribute to the successful functioning of a team is critical to anyone who leads or participates in collaborative science. Faculty, post-docs, graduate students, and others interested in this topic are invited to attend a free workshop on Wednesday, Nov. 2, which will explore strategies for building and sustaining successful and dynamic research teams.
Presenters Howard Gadlin and Michelle Bennett have conducted several workshops based on Collaboration & Team Science: A Field Guide, which they co-authored and which is designed to help researchers develop and lead successful scientific collaborations. Attendees will receive a copy of the Field Guide at the workshop.
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This event is Sponsored by the offices of: Graduate Medical Sciences; Research Compliance; Clinical and Translational Science Institute; and the Boston University Ombuds.