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Authors collaborating internationally have the highest publication rates and mean impact factors.

Authors collaborating internationally had a higher publication percentage (51 % vs. 44%%) (p = 0.35) and higher mean impact factor (3.2 vs. 3.1) than authors collaborating nationally (Table 2).

"It's actually a pretty exciting mission from the perspective that it is a partnership between major U.S. agencies [NASA and NOAA] who are then in turn collaborating internationally with the CSA and the Centre of Minimal Access Surgery at McMaster University," says Williams, Canada's sixth astronaut to fly into space.

"That is why there is a lot more interest in collaborating internationally.

From 2002 to 2005, researchers collaborating internationally developed the European Practice Assessment EPAA) to assess the organisation of GP practices.

Future research could explore whether researchers that collaborate internationally tend to cite other international collaborations.

A secondary aim is to collaborate internationally with the International Paediatric Multiple Sclerosis Study Group when future collaborative studies are proposed, whilst sharing a minimal anonymised dataset.

So all departments are now being encouraged to collaborate internationally.

By walking away, the UK would make it harder for researchers to collaborate internationally.

And with globalisation and technology making the world ever smaller, it's certainly easier to collaborate internationally.

Our ability to collaborate internationally has given us significant competitive advantage in helping our clients expand across borders".