Be Open to International Collaborations

Developing partnerships around the world can advance your research, believes Flavio Kapczinski.

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Have a Backup Plan

Think outside of the NIH box and look for funding at every source, advises Ellen M. Whyte.

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Hire Expertise at 10%

An experienced administrator at 10% can greatly benefit a research project, states Hermi R. Woodward.

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Connect HR to Researchers

Hermi R. Woodward advises inviting HR into one's mentorship circle.

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Demonstrating the Value of Research

Young investigators need to be skilled at forming significant research questions, believes Enola K. Proctor.

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Team Up with Data Experts

Enola K. Proctor talks about missing data and other issues that often arise in social work research.

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Collaboration in Honduras

Lynda Harrison describes the challenges of international collaborative research.

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Finding a Match

Finding people with whom you can work well is essential for running a lab, says Joaquin Borrego, Jr.

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Multidisciplinary Teamwork

Working in a team allows you to see issues from different angles, says Margarita Alegría.

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A Positive Outlook Usually Works

Bruce G. Link encourages a rose-colored view when collaborating.

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