Reconfigure from all over
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Discusses how open-source collaboration lets people from diverse disciplinary backgrounds join research projects and how ‘reconfigurable expertise’ combines different people for specific tasks. Uses concrete examples from OpenWorm Foundation, Rokwire Community, and Orthogonal Research and Education Lab to examine challenges and opportunities of spontaneous interdisciplinary work and how to build and maintain adaptive, resilient communities for academic project management.
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