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Desmond McEwan, Geralyn R. Ruissen, Mark A. Eys, Bruno D. Zumbo + 2 more
'Mark R. Beauchamp' 'Nico W. Van Yperen'] The objective of this study was to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis of teamwork interventions that were carried out with the purpose of improving teamwork and team performance, using controlled experimental designs. A literature search returned 16,849 unique…
Nabil Zary, Gunther Eysenbach, Nasr Chalghaf, Nan Hu + 8 more
'Engineer Reza Khalilian' 'Florian Fischer' 'Stéphanie Carlier' 'Kelvin Ian Afrashtehfar' 'Lara van Peppen' 'Tjitske J E Faber' 'Vicki Erasmus' 'Mary E W Dankbaar'] Background In health care, teamwork skills are critical for patient safety; therefore, great emphasis is placed on training these skills. Given that…
Sophie Berretta, Alina Tausch, Greta Ontrup, Björn Gilles + 2 more
'Corinna Peifer' 'Annette Kluge'] Introduction With the advancement of technology and the increasing utilization of AI, the nature of human work is evolving, requiring individuals to collaborate not only with other humans but also with AI technologies to accomplish complex goals. This requires a shift in perspective…
Chris Kimble
This article explores some of the challenges faced when managing virtual teams, in particular the role played by trust and identity in virtual teams. It outlines why teams and virtual teams have become a valuable part of the modern organization and presents ten short case studies that illustrate the range of activities…
Gregory Funke, Joseph B. Lyons, Eric T. Greenlee, Michael T. Tolston + 1 more
Continued development in the fields of artificial intelligence, robotics, and virtual reality means that true human-machine teaming is an impending possibility. Inclusion of these machine agent teammates is expected to provide substantive benefits, including personnel augmentation, access to sophisticated computational…
Ewa Andrejczuk, Rita Berger, Juan A. Rodriguez‐Aguilar, Carles Sierra + 1 more
'Carles Sierra' 'Víctor Marín-Puchades'] Nowadays the composition and formation of effective teams is highly important for both companies to assure their competitiveness and for a wide range of emerging applications exploiting multiagent collaboration (e.g. crowdsourcing, human-agent collaborations). The aim of this…
Juliane E. Kämmer, Margarete Boos, Julia C. Seelandt
Delivering healthcare is inherently collaborative, involving diverse teams across various stages of patient care, from ad-hoc emergency and anesthesia teams delivering immediate care to surgeries and tumor boards conferring on long-term cancer treatment (Lamb et al., ; Tschan et al., ; Choi et al., ). Thereby, quality…
Lesa Tran Lu, Laura Palucki Blake, Josh R. Eyler, Rafael Verduzco + 3 more
Teamwork is recognized as critical to solving complex societal challenges related to energy, health, and sustainability. With graduate education, students often gain teamwork experience through a problem-focused approach where they are brought into existing collaborations to pursue research that is focused on studying…
Homa Babai Shishavan, Mahdi Jalili
Teamwork assessments often result in a single final product, for which all team members receive a single mark regardless of their contribution to the team project. In order to respond to feedback from students in terms of fair marking of the teamwork assessment, we implemented peer assessment as a recommended…
Lauren E. Benishek, Elizabeth H. Lazzara
Teams have been a ubiquitous structure for conducting work and business for most of human history. However, today’s organizations are markedly different than those of previous generations. The explosion of innovative ideas and novel technologies mandate changes in job descriptions, roles, responsibilities, and how…
Travis J. Wiltshire, D. R. Hudson, Philia Lijdsman, Stijn Wever + 1 more
'Martin Atzmueller'] Abstract Given the increasing complexity of many sociotechnical work domains, effective teamwork has become increasingly crucial. While there is evidence that face-to-face communication contributes to effective teamwork, methods for understanding the time-varying nature and structure of team…
Noelle Baird, Alex J. Benson
Followership and leadership provide two distinct but complementary sets of behaviors that jointly contribute to positive team dynamics. Yet, followership is rarely measured in shared leadership research. Using a prospective design with a sample of leaderless project teams, we examined the interdependence of leadership…
Marvin van Aalst, Tobias Pfennig, Faraimunashe Chirove, Marilyn Ronoh + 1 more
Hackathons are collaborative, fast-paced events where participants from various fields work together to solve real-world problems. The term combines “hack” and “marathon,” reflecting both the creative and intensive nature of these activities. Emerging evidence highlights the benefits of hackathons as educational tools…
Achol Jones, Gabrielle Reznik, Al Rohet Hossain, Veronica Dudarev + 5 more
This study reports on the outcomes of a formal peer-learning program for undergraduate science students. We implemented a cohort-based study buddy program in which high-scoring students (mentors) and lower-scoring peers (protégés) were invited to form study groups based on their first assessment scores in a given…
Marloes D. A. Bet, Aniek R. Antvelink, Stéphanie M. E. van der Burgt, Saskia M. Peerdeman + 2 more
Translation is an indispensable prerequisite for effective functioning in interdisciplinary research teams. However, the translational approach remains largely a black box, with very limited available knowledge on how such an approach can be fostered in practice. By uncovering the foundations of translation in…
Yanqing Wang, Hong Chen Ge, Xiaojing Feng, Jie Yu
Cooperative learning theory has shown that stable membership is a hallmark of effective work teams. According to relation strength and social network centrality, this paper proposes an approach to measure team stability reasons in consecutive cooperative learning. Taking consecutive course projects of software…
Xinlan Emily Hu, Rebecca Hinds, Melissa Valentine, Michael S. Bernstein
'Michael S. Bernstein'] By identifying the socio-technical conditions required for teams to work effectively remotely, the Distance Matters framework has been influential in CSCW since its introduction in 2000. Advances in collaboration technology and practices have since brought teams increasingly closer to achieving…
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Machine olfaction—the artificial replication of the sense of smell—faces significant challenges due to the absence of large, standardized training datasets. Unlike vision, language, and audio models, which benefit from extensive corpora such as ImageNet, GLUE, and AudioSet, olfaction lacks scaled equivalents and…
Abootaleb Sedighi, Tudor Radu, Qirat Ashraf, Balmiki Kumar + 3 more
We developed the Interdisciplinary Science Program in Research and Entrepreneurship (INSPIRE) to address the changing career landscape that students with an interest in Physical Chemistry, Biophysics and Biochemistry face. Third and fourth-year undergraduate Chemistry and Physics students participated in a 4-week…
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A framework for catalysis based on categorical aperture selection rather than temporal acceleration is presented. Traditional catalysis theory describes catalysts as agents that accelerate reactions by lowering activation energies, implicitly treating time as the fundamental variable and reaction rate enhancement as…