What is it about?

This article highlights the importance of Scientific Initiation (SI) for students and researchers, innovating by exploring researchers' perspectives. The study aims to outline the planning for a systematic review to identify factors influencing the work of these researchers, their motivations, and resulting impacts.

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Why is it important?

Innovating in investigating researchers' perspectives on Scientific Initiation (SI). The proposed systematic review can inform institutional strategies to enhance SI programs, encouraging more effective researcher participation and strengthening students' scientific training.

Perspectives

As researchers, we believe that understanding motivations and impacts in Scientific Initiation (SI) can optimize the use of public resources, refine researcher training programs, and contribute to students' entry into postgraduate studies and a scientific career. Ultimately, we hope this study particularly benefits those needing to conduct a systematic review within the scientific community.

Woska Pires da Costa
Instituto Federal Goiano

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This page is a summary of: Factors influencing the work of researchers in Scientific Initiation: A systematic review protocol, PLoS ONE, January 2024, PLOS,
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0297186.
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