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The Triple Helix: Cyberinfrastructure, Scholarly Communication, and Trust
2008
Journal of Electronic Publishing
words) Multi-university collaborations draw on diverse resources and expertise but they impose coordination costs for bridging institutional differences and geographic distance. We report a study of the coordination activities and project outcomes of 491 research collaborations funded by the US National Science Foundation. Coordination activities, especially division of responsibility for tasks and knowledge transfer among investigators, predicted project outcomes (e.g., producing new
doi:10.3998/3336451.0011.109
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