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How to Prepare an NSF Letter of Collaboration

This article details the process for preparing an ‘NSF Letter of Collaboration’ that complies with NSF guidelines. Learn how to update the information, use the official letterhead, and follow the essential formatting guidelines to ensure the document meets the established requirements. Additionally, it explains how to sign, submit, and upload the document on research.gov, ensuring a professional presentation that conforms to current regulations.

CLDM Book: Reflections on Communication, Collaboration, and Convergence

In their new book ‘Reflections on Communication, Collaboration, and Convergence,’ authors James Lipuma, Cristo Leon, and Victor Hugo Guzmán Zarate unveil actionable strategies for elevating STEM education and research. With a strong focus on effective communication and meaningful collaboration, this publication is a pivotal guide for educators, researchers, and professionals. Drawing from over five years of empirical research, the authors also emphasize the importance of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) within the STEM fields. The book is a treasure trove of practical insights and frameworks that promise to significantly impact how we approach STEM education and trans-disciplinary research.

Artículo «Scenario specification structuring effective collaborative communication»

Dr. James Lipuma, a faculty member in the Humanities and Social Sciences department, and Cristo Leon (PhD. Graduate Student) director of research at NJIT College of Science and Liberal Arts, and Kamiya Patel CEO-President at Lyra have a new article entitled “Scenario specification structuring effective collaborative communication”.

06 Mar

Using the GPS Model for Creating Research Questions

Creating strong research questions is essential for academic success. The GPS Model provides a structured approach to narrowing broad topics into specific, researchable questions. This guide walks you through the process, using Tabletop Role-Playing Games (TTRPG) as an example to illustrate its practical application.

07 Feb

How to Prepare an NSF Letter of Collaboration

This article details the process for preparing an 'NSF Letter of Collaboration' that complies with NSF guidelines. Learn how to update the information, use the official letterhead, and follow the essential formatting guidelines to ensure the document meets the established requirements. Additionally, it explains how to sign, submit, and upload the document on research.gov, ensuring a professional presentation that conforms to current regulations.

27 Ene

Social Innovation and Systems Thinking

Social innovation and systems thinking provide a powerful framework for solving complex challenges. By analyzing interconnected systems and addressing root causes, these approaches enable long-term, sustainable solutions. From tackling homelessness to reforming education, systems thinking ensures that social innovations consider the broader context and ripple effects, creating meaningful and lasting change.

05 Ene

The 5 Main Types of Literature Reviews for PhDs

Literature reviews are essential for research, but not all are the same. Explore five key types—argumentative, integrative, historical, systematic, and theoretical—that provide unique tools to tackle complex research questions effectively. Whether you're a graduate student or seasoned researcher, understanding these distinctions can elevate your academic work.

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