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Applying Business Strategies to Establish Your Research Program. 2020

Thi A Nguyen, and Andrew D Nguyen
Associate Dean for Graduate and Career Professional Development, Graduate School, Washington University in St. Louis.

This article provides an overview of foundational concepts in business strategy and business development that scientists can apply to starting and expanding their research programs. It covers topics including: defining a value proposition, identifying stakeholders, considering research gaps, strategic collaborations, responsible hiring, strategic planning and time management.

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