As you plan new collaborations, find out how your field values collaborative science, because some fields reward collaboration more than others.
This is collaborative science, after all!
DIYBio is a two-year-old organization with more than 1,500 members interested in conducting their own collaborative science projects.
Teachers themselves are warning that, under such conditions, they will be obliged to narrow their curricula, forgoing collaborative science projects for worksheet drills.
There is still quite a way to go; and it is the shared vision and dedication of collaborative science that will stay the distance.
We now have the Society for the Improvement of Psychological Science, initiatives encouraging a more open and collaborative science and opportunities to improve training in research methods drawing upon the Open Science Framework.
Impressively, the school is about to unveil an "open-plan science learning plaza" with zoned areas including a temperate bio-dome where 85 pupils can work with four teachers in half-day blocks, all the while communicating with students across the world on collaborative science projects.
This unknown element of the Brain project is quite a contrast to other large collaborative science ventures, such as the Human Genome Project for example, which worked out the sequence of all the base pairs in the complete set of human DNA known as the genome.
The exhibit, which will combine Nobel artifacts, explanatory films, art and multimedia excursions into history, will explore a central question raised by the modern era of collaborative science: what is the relation between the milieu and the individual in stimulating creative work?
Collaborative science blurs these tried-and-true quantitative measures.
