We need to redefine the relationship between science and its end-users

Lea Pare Toe ()
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Nature Human Behaviour, 2021, vol. 5, issue 2, 176-177

Abstract: Scientific research can have a positive impact on society, particularly in a health crisis. But to fully achieve this, scientists must engage with end-users from the very beginning of the research process, writes Lea Pare Toe.

Date: 2021
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