EXPANDING ROLES FOR RESEARCH ADMINISTRATION AND RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONALS: A TEAM SCIENCE COACHING PROGRAM

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Wydane w:Journal of Research Administration vol. 56, no. 1 (Spring 2025), p. 7-28
1. autor: Bauer, Melanie
Kolejni autorzy: Reeves, Philip M, Roney, Joshua, Fiore, Stephen M
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