Add to ORKGWhy do some researchers become research leaders? This article describes a mixed-methods project conducted to investigate research leadership in Australia. The article present an “average” career path for a research leader and the findings on how these researchers developed their groups and their careers in a highly competitive environment. While the article reveals that the factors that influenced the careers of the current generation of research leaders may not necessarily apply to the next generation, understanding the path they have taken may provide useful insights for institutions wanting to provide effective development and support for researchers and the research leaders of the future
Changes in expectations of research education worldwide have seen the rise of new demands beyond sup...
A key aspect of a new academic's work is likely to be research supervision. It important, rewarding ...
Over the last three decades new technologies have emerged which have the capacity to considerably st...
Why do some researchers become research leaders? This article describes a mixed-methods project cond...
How do leading researchers become research leaders? What are the paths they took to leadership? What...
How do leading researchers become research leaders? What are the paths they took to leadership? What...
The higher education sector is a dynamic environment where universities compete on a global basis fo...
There is increasing pressure on universities to perform equally well in teaching and research. In ...
Discourses of research leadership define not only what quality research leadership can and should be...
Discourses of research leadership define not only what quality research leadership can and should be...
The objective of this paper is to investigate the leadership of young researchers. In recent years, ...
This chapter discusses some of the tactics of an experienced research leader in two sections, - lead...
The academic sphere has in recent years become almost saturated in leadership-related processes, str...
A new ACOLA report released on 15 January finds that Australian researchers like their work. The re...
Drawing upon findings from a UK-based and -funded study of academic leadership provided by (full) pr...
Changes in expectations of research education worldwide have seen the rise of new demands beyond sup...
A key aspect of a new academic's work is likely to be research supervision. It important, rewarding ...
Over the last three decades new technologies have emerged which have the capacity to considerably st...
Why do some researchers become research leaders? This article describes a mixed-methods project cond...
How do leading researchers become research leaders? What are the paths they took to leadership? What...
How do leading researchers become research leaders? What are the paths they took to leadership? What...
The higher education sector is a dynamic environment where universities compete on a global basis fo...
There is increasing pressure on universities to perform equally well in teaching and research. In ...
Discourses of research leadership define not only what quality research leadership can and should be...
Discourses of research leadership define not only what quality research leadership can and should be...
The objective of this paper is to investigate the leadership of young researchers. In recent years, ...
This chapter discusses some of the tactics of an experienced research leader in two sections, - lead...
The academic sphere has in recent years become almost saturated in leadership-related processes, str...
A new ACOLA report released on 15 January finds that Australian researchers like their work. The re...
Drawing upon findings from a UK-based and -funded study of academic leadership provided by (full) pr...
Changes in expectations of research education worldwide have seen the rise of new demands beyond sup...
A key aspect of a new academic's work is likely to be research supervision. It important, rewarding ...
Over the last three decades new technologies have emerged which have the capacity to considerably st...