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Well rounded Postdoctoral Researchers with initiative, who are not always “tied to the bench” are more successful academically

Lucy J. Lee, Isobel Gowers, Lorraine Ellis, Ilaria Bellantuonoa

International Journal for Researcher Development (2010) 1 (4): 269–289.

https://doi.org/10.1108/1759751X201100021

Published: 01 November 2010

... to communication and awareness of the process of research (i.e. the process of acquisition of funding, commercialisation of research outputs) were lacking. Furthermore, these skills were associated with higher publication outputs, and improved with mobility between institutions at postdoctoral level. This paper...

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