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What do you think How to collaborate with researchers from other countries on a subject?
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I think it would be great since collaboration from one country to another will open up new opportunities and challenges for research collaborators.
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It is very difficult to do it even I would like to do
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Fruitful modern research collaborations increasingly include scientists based in different countries. This is partially driven by the need to engage with interdisciplinary science, access innovative approaches to problem solving, and acquire expertise beyond that which your own research group covers. It is also a great way to establish a worldwide network of colleagues with a variety of backgrounds—scientific, cultural, or otherwise. While international collaborations can be very rewarding, both professionally and from a personal perspective, they come with distinct difficulties and pitfalls that one should be aware of a priori.
Ten Simple Rules for Establishing International Research Collaborations
Rule 1: Clarify Why You Might Want to Start an International Research Collaboration
Rule 2: Consider the Characteristics Your International Collaborator Must Have
Rule 3: Consider Practical Approaches to Establishing the Relationship
Rule 4: Define the Type of Collaboration You Want to Pursue
Rule 5: Clearly Define the Main Goals and Expected Outcomes
Rule 6: Be Aware of the Most Important Obstacles to Establishing the Relationship
Rule 7: Discuss Dissemination Policies as well as Intellectual Property Rights at an Early Stage
Rule 8: Consider and Clarify the Extent to Which You Are Prepared to Share Resources
Rule 9: Avoid Conflicts of Interest
Rule 10: Be Aware of Potential Funding Opportunities
References:
1. Article Ten Simple Rules for Establishing International Research Col...
2. Article Ten Simple Rules for a Successful Collaboration
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