How to future-proof your research programme from the start

Researchers writing in Nature advise that anticipating the various ways a research programme can succeed or fail — right from the outset — helps avoid costly problems later. The approach, described as the science of foresight, encourages scientists to map out potential failure points before they arise. Early planning is presented as key to building more resilient research projects.

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