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Queries related to establishing and maintaining collaborative academic research endeavors or other activities.
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What are drawbacks of inviting a researcher whose work you've incremented as a co-author?
e.g. a research exchange
(Somewhat cynically) it seems like a natural career step to not only co-publish with my supervisors but add further co-authors to show proficiency in collaboration
With all these … Considering this, I arrive at the following question: what are the potential drawbacks of inviting a researcher in my field as a journal paper co-author if they have expressed interest in collaboration …
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