Study finds successful early-career scientists rely on networks of mentors
A study analyzed responses from nearly 900 scientists who received career development grants from the US National Institutes of Health. Researchers found that the most successful early-career investigators often depend on a network of mentors rather than a single advisor. These mentors provide different roles such as advising on research, securing grants, and offering emotional support.
A study analyzed responses from nearly 900 scientists who received career development grants from the US National Institutes of Health. Researchers found that the most successful early-career investigators often depend on a network of mentors rather than a single advisor. These mentors provide different roles such as advising on research, securing grants, and offering emotional support.
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