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2018. A Study of Thousands of Dropbox Projects Reveals How Successful Teams Collaborate. . Harvard Business Review.
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2019. Research: Men and Women Need Different Kinds of Networks to Succeed. Harvard Business Review.
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2016. Make Your Enemies Your Allies: Three steps to reversing a rivalry at work. Harvard Business Review.
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2017. How to Find the Hotspots for Your Next Breakthrough Idea. Harvard Business Review.
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2018. Toward a more scientific science. Science. 361
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2019. Structural Balance Emerges and Explains Performance in Risky Decision-Making. Nature Communications. 10
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2019. Social Networks under stress: Specialized Team Roles and their Communication Structure. ACM Transactions on the Web (TWEB). 13(1)
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2018. The Scientific Prize Network Predicts Who Pushes the Boundaries of Science.. Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS) . 115(50)
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2018. Science of science. Science. 359(6379)
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2020. Scholar Plot: Designing a Well-Abstracted and Scalable Interface for Academic Performance. Frontiers in Research Metrics and Analytics. 4:6.
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2019. The reverse Matthew effect: Consequences of retraction in scientific teams. Review of Economics and Statistics. 101(3):492-506.
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2019. Prior shared success predicts victory in team competitions. Nature Human Behavior. 3
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2018. Novelty, Hotspots, and Knowledge Recombination. Science. 361(6408)
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2017. The Nearly Universal Link Between the Age of Past Knowledge and Tomorrow’s Breakthroughs in Science and Technology. Science Advances.
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2020. Importance of Scientific Collaboration in Contemporary Drug Discovery and Development: A Detailed Network Analysis.. BMC Biology. 18
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2020. Estimating the deep replicability of scientific findings using human and artificial intelligence. PNAS.
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2017. Common Law Evolution and Judicial Impact in the Age of Information. Elon Law Journal.
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2020. Biased information transmission in investor social networks: Evidence from professional traders. Management Science.