Explore how scientific teams in high energy physics organize themselves and what that means for collaboration.
This book examines how group structure, whether all members come from one organization or several, influences continuity of work and openness to new members. Based on interviews and published work, it reveals patterns that affect productivity and problem solving in large research groups.
The study focuses on a key structural question: how does being single-or multi-organizational shape a group’s ability to stay together and to welcome new collaborators? It combines qualitative interviews with quantitative analysis of co-authorship in major journals, offering practical insights for research administrators and investigators alike.
Ideal for readers involved in managing or studying scientific teams, and for those curious about how organizational choices affect large, collaborative experiments.
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