Leadership in research: organizing genius.

Harold C. Slavkin

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Interdisciplinary Research and Collaboration Research, Science, and Academia Leadership and Management in Organizations

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Science has become complex. Its success is increasingly becoming a matter of collaboration based on established infrastructures and professional norms in response to environmental challenges. Leadership in such situations means organizing the genius inherent in great groups. Three examples--the Manhattan Project, mapping the human genome, and rapidly understanding the nature of the SARS virus--are analyzed, showing a trend away from the individual scientist to a model based on simultaneous competition and collaboration.

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