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The social life of STEM creativity: Social interaction and the birth and death of scientific ideas
Modern scientific research combines exceptional innovation with increasing rates of collaboration. Creativity in STEM fields thus offers a model system for investigating collective creativity. Much of what we know about STEM innovation and collaboration comes from analyses of published articles, but
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