The role of research teams in the empowerment of young researchers

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Abstract

Youth empowerment in research groups is a subject with little scientific evidence. To contribute to this end, a single statistical-descriptive case study is carried out to analyse whether HEBE Project favours the empowerment of its young researchers. A questionnaire focusing on the factors inherent to empowerment in the academic field (expectations, training, support, etc.) and a rubric to assess the project's contribution to the development of empowerment dimensions such as self-esteem, responsibility, and efficiency are applied. The results show that the diversity of the team, as well as the democratic and participative work of this project, promote the empowerment and academic-professional development of its young researchers. Finally, current barriers and challenges related to social commitment, gender equality, personal well-being, and job insecurity are identified.

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Trull-Oliva, C., Molina, L. C., Vizarreta, P. V., & Rodrigo-Moriche, M. P. (2022). The role of research teams in the empowerment of young researchers. Aula Abierta, 51(2), 129–142. https://doi.org/10.17811/RIFIE.51.2.2022.129-142

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