Sprints are crucial in catalysis for several reasons:
Speed: They significantly reduce the time required to achieve research milestones. Collaboration: Sprints foster collaboration among experts from various fields, leading to more innovative solutions. Focus: The concentrated effort allows researchers to address specific problems without the usual distractions of day-to-day work. Resource Optimization: Sprints can make more efficient use of available resources, both in terms of materials and human capital.
