We use our knowledge to design, test, and implement evidence-based resources for academic research environments. This includes training for faculty, workshops that strengthen scientific teams, and resources for graduate students and postdoctoral fellows as they navigate their scientific and professional development. 

We actively work to collect data about scientists and the research ecosystem in order to understand how the creativity, mentorship, and well-being of a researcher impacts the research they do. This data in turn drives the development of our interventions as well as gives us insight into what projects to pursue next. 

We build knowledge using the data we collect to help us develop a theoretical framework on how scientists do their best work. These insights inform which questions need to be asked as well as what new tools need to be created in order to explore those questions. 

We know from experience that the pursuit of science can be a lonely endeavor, and we're actively working to build a community for scientists where information and resources can be shared so that graduate and postdoctoral fellows can better navigate their scientific and professional development.