Research Collaborations: Trial, Trust, and Truth
CellPublished 1 September 2006Open access
Philip C. Hanawalt
Citations11
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SJR score22.61
SNIP7.62
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It is essential to consider at the outset how to maximize the value of such collaborations while avoiding potential pitfalls.
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Successful advances in biomedical research increasingly require multigroup collaborations and publication of results in multiauthored papers. It is essential to consider at the outset how to maximize the value of such collaborations while avoiding potential pitfalls.
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Social SciencesMedicine
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