Workshops provide individual or group presenters the opportunity to present special interest workshops and seminars of original work in an interactive setting related to conference topics. These workshops will be 90-minutes in length with the potential of a 180-minute part 1 and part 2 (please include the request in your abstract if you wish to do a two-part workshop). Workshop/seminar proposals that incorporate a variety of instructional approaches (e.g. lecture, interactive discussion, hands-on exercises) and materials (e.g. slides, handouts, sample data) are strongly encouraged. 

All topics relevant to the application of Science of Team Science approaches are welcomed, specifically with respect to training sessions that will equip INSciTS investigators with tools and technical skills for data collection, analysis, or presentation in their research areas. We encourage workshops or seminars with a focus on methodologies including systems approaches to the field of INSciTS as well as methodologies for conducting evaluation and understanding team dynamics. Furthermore, we welcome workshops and seminars that provide practical guidance for conducting and managing team science in a variety of contexts and settings, and workshops with a focus on developing team science educational and training resources. 

Workshop abstract submissions will include:

• Proposed title
• Proposed organizers (names, affiliations, email; identify one primary contact person) 
• Short biographical sketch for each presenter, describing relevant experience and qualifications (not included in page limit) 
• Objectives (at least 3), goals, and expected outcomes.
• Relevance to the conference/significance to the field: Briefly state the focus of the workshop proposal topic and note the importance, relevance, value, and/or interest to the broad INSciTS community. Presenters will provide a brief explanation of how this event will appeal to the audience with respect to both content and format.
• Statement regarding how the workshop can benefit INSciTS attendees/community.
• Description of target audience. Please note that the minimum number of participants for workshops is 50.
• Proposed workshop format, activities, and schedule. Describe how the workshop will be organized. Presenters will explain the strategies they will use to engage session attendees.
• Any special A/V requirements.