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Managing Science

A Practical Guide

Torben F. Ørntoft
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Pages
136
Year
2023
Language
English
Publisher
FADLs FORLAG A/S

About

A straightforward and personal guide to managing and organizing small and large research groups.

“Managing Science: A Practical Guide” aims to contribute specific advice and lived experience to all leaders of research projects. The book touches on the most important steps in the research process, and it covers, among other things, how to develop the best ideas, generate hypotheses, apply for funding, hire the most competent employees, and publish successful articles. In addition, the book presents different approaches to leadership and organising both small and large research groups.

In this book, writer and researcher Torben F. Ørntoft has interviewed 18 successful professors and research leaders from Denmark, England, Finland, and Sweden who have contributed their input on the structure and management of the ideal research group. Additionally, Ørntoft has drawn on his own experience as a leader of a large Danish research group.

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