Research Collaboration Do's and Don'ts

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Nobel Conversations

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Josh Angrist, Guido Imbens, and Isaiah Andrews
Research Collaboration Do's and Don'ts
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Research Collaboration Do's and Don'ts

Instructor: Josh Angrist, MIT

What are the ingredients for a productive research collaboration? In this episode, Nobel laureates Joshua Angrist and Guido Imbens share the beginnings of their working relationship, provide insight on how to find a compatible co-author, and reflect on their time at Harvard together. John Bates Clark winner Isaiah Andrews hosts.

In this episode, they cover:

  • Josh & Guido's overlapping time at Harvard
  • How to find coauthors
  • What skills best complement yours?
  • In-person vs. virtual collaboration
  • The environment at Harvard

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