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Science Incubators: Synthesis Centers and Their Role in the Research Ecosystem

by: Allen Rodrigo, Susan Alberts, Karen Cranston, Joel Kingsolver, Hilmar Lapp, Craig McClain, Robin Smith, Todd Vision, Jory Weintraub, Brian Wiegmann
PLoS Biol, Vol. 11, No. 1. (15 January 2013), e1001468, doi:10.1371/journal.pbio.1001468  Key: citeulike:11957694

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How should funding agencies enable researchers to explore high-risk but potentially high-reward science? One model that appears to work is the NSF-funded synthesis center, an incubator for community-led, innovative science.


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