Kick-starting scientific collaborations remotely

In this blog we highlight some of the key takeaways and best practices from our first remote support module, delivered to a cohort of four Working Groups that are launching projects this spring.

Authors

Julie Lowndes

Carrie Kappel

Julien Brun

Published

May 4, 2020

Abstract

The National Center for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (NCEAS) funds Working Groups of 15-20 scientists from across disciplines and sectors to collaborate on environmental synthesis science projects. In this time of pandemic, groups that would typically be meeting in person four times over ~two years are now faced with launching their projects virtually. NCEAS is providing training and support to help those teams kickstart their research collaborations remotely. In this blog we highlight some of the key takeaways and best practices from our first remote support module, delivered to a cohort of four Working Groups that are launching projects this spring.

Original blog post on NCEAS website:

https://www.nceas.ucsb.edu/news/kick-starting-scientific-collaborations-remotely