Team Science Practices
Overview
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Learning Objectives
After completing this module you will be able to:
- Interpret and enact current best practices in team science
- Identify different interaction styles and the effect they have on group dynamics
- Identify benefits (and potential costs of) diverse teams
- Describe ways to mitigate costs of diverse teams
- Explain methods for improving the experience of virtual participants on hybrid teams ## Module Content
Additional Resources
Papers & Documents
- Bates et al., Overcome Imposter Syndrome: Contribute to Working Groups and Build Strong Networks. 2024. Biological Conservation
- Peterson, D.M., et al., Team Science: A Syllabus for Success on Big Projects. 2023. Ecology and Evolution
- Gaynor, K.M., et al., Ten Simple Rules to Cultivate Belonging in Collaborative Data Science Research Teams. 2022. PLoS Computational Biology
- Deutsch, L., et al., Leading Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research: Lessons from Applying Theories of Change to a Strategic Research Program. 2021. Environmental Science & Policy
- Farrell et al., Training Macrosystems Scientists Requires Both Interpersonal and Technical Skills. 2021. Frontiers in Ecology and the Environment
- Hampton & Parker, Collaboration and Productivity in Scientific Synthesis. 2011. BioScience
Workshops & Courses
- Amelia Liberatore’s Developing a Successful Team workshop slides
- Open Science Synthesis for the Delta Science Program’s Team Science for Synthesis
- Open Science Synthesis for the Delta Science Program’s Thinking Preferences