CITI Trainings – RCR & Authorship Practice Test

Discussing intellectual property issues while the collaboration is forming is essential for enhancing a research collaboration. This approach helps to set clear expectations and boundaries regarding the ownership of ideas, data, and findings produced during the collaboration. Addressing these issues early fosters trust among team members, minimizes potential conflicts, and ensures that all parties understand their rights and responsibilities. By being proactive about intellectual property, collaborators can focus on their research activities without the fear of misunderstandings or disputes that might otherwise arise later in the project.