Summary
October 22, 2026 | 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM ET
Research initiatives often depend on the efforts of multiple people working toward a clearly defined shared goal. Whether in a large lab, cross-functional collaboration, or an individual research project, successful execution requires clarity, coordination, communication, and collaboration. In other words, it requires project management, a discipline many early-career researchers may not have encountered in their formal training.
In this workshop, participants will be introduced to core project management principles and practical techniques that can support the successful completion of research objectives. The session will also address strategies for managing personal time, setting boundaries, navigating interpersonal conflict, and contributing effectively within a research team. Participants will leave with tools and concepts that can help them position their work for success, whether they are leading a team, contributing as a team member, or managing a project independently.
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