How to build a simulation-based research team

Samantha Eve Smith, Samantha Eve Smith, Victoria Ruth Tallentire, Victoria Ruth Tallentire

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SS and VT discussed the concepts for inclusion. SS drafted the infographic, which was critically reviewed by VT. Both authors approved the final version of the infographic.

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