Research Collaboration Across Borders

Gregory Cutter; Lisette  de Senerpont Domis; Paul Hanson; Madelyn Mette; Alanna L. Lecher

Research Collaboration Across Borders

Gregory Cutter, Lisette de Senerpont Domis, Paul Hanson, Madelyn Mette, Alanna L. Lecher

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Abstract

As challenges in the aquatic sciences become more global in nature, international research collaborations are increasingly prevalent, with over 35% of worldwide publications produced as a result of international partnerships. Join a panel of experts that have successfully led international collaborations to discuss the unique set of challenges associated with conducting research internationally. Discussion topics will include identifying and contacting potential collaborators, strengthening ongoing collaborations, addressing language and cultural differences, and determining project goals, timelines, authorship, and logistics for fruitful collaborations.

Original language	American English
State	Published - Feb 26 2019
Event	Aquatic Sciences Meeting - San Juan, Puerto Rico Duration: Feb 23 2019 → Mar 2 2019

Meeting

Meeting	Aquatic Sciences Meeting
Country/Territory	Puerto Rico
City	San Juan
Period	2/23/19 → 3/2/19

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http://spiral.lynn.edu/facpubs/686

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