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  • Large, collaborative, and transdisciplinary projects are crucial for scientific advancement.
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  • To describe the experiences and challenges of implementing SciTS conceptual models.
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  • To provide practical tips for implementing team science models.

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  • Implementation of conceptual SciTS models.
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  • Documentation of implementation experiences and challenges.

Main Results:

  • Successful establishment of the RE-JOIN consortium through SciTS model implementation.
  • Identification of practical challenges encountered during implementation.
  • Development of actionable guidance for future transdisciplinary projects.

Conclusions:

  • Effective implementation of SciTS models is key to successful transdisciplinary team science.
  • Practical guidance is needed to bridge the gap between SciTS theory and practice.
  • The RE-JOIN consortium serves as a model for solution-oriented team science initiatives.