I'm collecting resources for running computer science research groups. I'm curious how it generalizes.

• Adapting Scrum to Managing a Research Group (Mike Hicks and Jeff Foster, UMD)
• Career advice: how to lead a research team
• Career Trends: Running Your Lab
• Deconstructing Research Advising (Philip Guo, UCSD)
• DePace Lab's "Lab Culture" Page
• In (tentative) praise of shopkeeper science (UPDATED)
• Managing Software Teams in Academia and Industry
• Motivate Your Lab
• Nuggets of wisdom, from Civic Media at the MIT Media Lab
• The researcher's guide to life, the universe, and everything - onboarding for Stanford HCI professor Michael Bernstein's group.
• Research Setup Wiki (Eugene Wu, Columbia University)
• Research Advising Philosophy: Motivation, Momentum, and Marketability (Philip Guo, UCSD)
• The subtle art of managing a research group (Matt Welsh, formerly Harvard)
• Zen and the Art of Research Management (John Naughton, Robert W. Taylor)
• Agile Research Studios (ARS) (Delta Lab @ Northwestern)

• Lab Carpentry - templates for setting up lab on-boarding pages and a "Dear Abby" style blog with answers to questions about managing a group.

• Cloudstitch - Create hassle free reactive webpages to power coursework on faculty website.

• Making the Right Moves: A Practical Guide to Scientific Management for Postdocs and New Faculty, Second Edition
• The Craft of Research, Fourth Edition