Simple guide to starting a research group
Patricia Condon, University of New Hampshire, Durham
Julie Simpson, University of New Hampshire, Durham
Jessica A. Bolker, University of New Hampshire - Main Campus
Summer B. Cook, University of New Hampshire
Eleanor M. Jaffee, University of New Hampshire - Main Campus
Cari A. Moorhead, University of New Hampshire - Main Campus
Cesar J. Rebellon, University of New Hampshire, Durham
Nathan A. Schwadron, University of New Hampshire
Michael J. Simmons, University of New Hampshire - Main Campus
R. Scott Smith, University of New Hampshire, Durham
John E. Sparrow, University of New Hampshire, Manchester
May-Win Thein, University of New Hampshire, Durham
James Wible, University of New Hampshire, Durham
Published on behalf of the Responsible Conduct of Research and Scholarly Activity Committee.
Abstract
Conducting cutting-edge research and scholarship becomes more complicated with each passing year; forming a collaborative research group offers a way to navigate this increasing complexity. Yet many individuals whose work might benefit from the formation of a collaborative team may feel overwhelmed by the prospect of attempting to build and maintain a research group. We propose this simple guide for starting and maintaining such an enterprise.
