Knowing when to stop
arXiv:2109.08190 · doi:10.1038/s41550-021-01460-7
Abstract
When do we stop an ongoing science project to make room for something new? Decision-making is a complex process, ranging from budgetary considerations and tension between ongoing projects, to progress assessments and allowance for novel science developments.
arXiv commentComment published in Nature Astronomy on 15 September 2021. Author's version, 6 pages. See the journal's pdf version in https://rdcu.be/cxSze
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