Abstract Presenters: SciTS 2025 Annual Conference

Full Name	Institution	Speaking At
Emma LeCouffe	University of Waterloo	Training the Next Generation of Integrators: Insights From an Undergraduate Program Equipping Students to Be Cross-Disciplinary Collaborators
Tianna Magel	CIHR-Institute of Musculoskeletal Health and Arthritis	Patient Engagement 101 – An Educational ‘101’ Workshop Co-Designed by Patient Partners for Researchers and Trainees
Ramona R. Malczynski	University of New Mexico	Key Factors for Success in Early-Stage Interdisciplinary Teams: Using Interview Data to Understand Experiences in a University Grand Challenges Program
Julia Melkers	Arizona State University	Connecting Team Composition and Task Distribution to Identifying Collaborative Styles
Darius Melvin	Cornell University	Synergistic Teaming with Researchers from Non-R1 Institutions: A Means for Healthy Collaboration and Production
Ruth Norris	University of Manchester	Developing an Inclusive Team Research Training and Development Package for a Large Research-Intensive University
Shruti Punjabi	Virginia Tech	Mapping Collaborative Networks and Team Dynamics in Convergence Research
McKenzie Ritter	Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine	Promoting Leadership in Team Science through the Advanced Translational Leadership in Academic Science (ATLAS) Program Empowering Leadership for Team Science: Evaluating the Impact of the Advanced Translational Leadership in Academic Science (ATLAS) Program
Chelsie Romulo	University of Northern Colorado	Food-Energy-Water Nexus Graduate Training Programs Result in Inter-/Transdisciplinary Research and Training Outcomes
Savitha Sangameswaran	Sage Bionetworks	Structuring and Implementing an Evaluation Framework for Multi-Consortia Coordinating (MC2) Center: A Team Science Approach
Camille Santistevan	Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement	Building Practitioner Capacity: The CSCCE Community Manager Certification Program
Tayana Soukup	Imperial College London	Transforming Cancer MDTs at Scale: Harnessing Team Science for Quality Improvement Defining the Value Proposition in Diagnostic Technology: A Multi-Perspective Reflective Analysis
Evangeline Su	University of Wisconsin-Madison	Examining Sphere of Influence and Boundary-Spanning to Teach Teams to Advance Team Dynamics
Whitney Sweeney	UW Madison	Training the Next Generation of Team Science Professionals Beyond Deadlines and Deliverables: An Expanded View of How Project Management Strengthens Teams
Nicolas Uwitonze	Virginia Tech	Behaviors of a Cognitively Diverse Team in an Evaluation Consulting Firm: A Case Study
Stephanie Vasko	Michigan State University	Creating the Next-Generation Multidisciplinary Repository Team Arts and Humanities: Similarities, Differences, and Opportunities
Maria Wright	Oregon State University	Practical Implementation of Team Science: Lessons Learned from a College-Wide Research Project Management Team
Lixin Zhang	Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine	Empowering Leadership for Team Science: Evaluating the Impact of the Advanced Translational Leadership in Academic Science (ATLAS) Program

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Full Name	Institution	Speaking At
Shruthi Venkatesh	Michigan Institute for Clinical and Health Research	Team Science, Minus the Teams: Recruitment Insights from the IMPACT-CTR Study
Griffin M. Weber	Harvard Medical School	Team Science Approaches Used in the International 4E COVID-19 Consortium

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Full Name	Institution	Speaking At	More Info
Bonnie Russell	Michigan State University	Creating the Next-Generation Multidisciplinary Repository
Whitney Sweeney	UW Madison	Training the Next Generation of Team Science Professionals Beyond Deadlines and Deliverables: An Expanded View of How Project Management Strengthens Teams
Susan Tsang	American Museum of Natural History	From Learning to Leading: Transforming Early Career Researchers through Community and Collaboration
Stephanie Vasko	Michigan State University	Creating the Next-Generation Multidisciplinary Repository Team Arts and Humanities: Similarities, Differences, and Opportunities
Lou Woodley	Center for Scientific Collaboration and Community Engagement	Coordinating Connections: How do we Tactically Strengthen Relationships and Strategic Partnerships?

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