A healthy collaboration in science can be a crucial element for conducting a successful and sustainable research program. By combining their different strengths toward a common goal, scientists can usually help one another reach their research targets more efficiently.
For young scientists (especially graduate students and post-docs), establishing collaborations can provide another set of benefits, which are discussed in Peter Fiske’s recent article in Science: Opportunities: Career Advantages of Collaboration.
In addition, in his article, Fiske writes about how to identify opportunities and what should you look for in a collaborator, if you are a young scientist.
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