Sentences with phrase «doing interdisciplinary work»
What they really mean when they say they want interdisciplinary researchers, Barrett says, «is that they want traditional researchers doing interdisciplinary work for free.»
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Today, the average paper has four times as many authors as it did then and the work being done is far more interdisciplinary and done at greater distances than in the past.
By working flexible hours in part - time jobs until 1995 when she went back to working full time, Morrison was able to do what meant most to her: She nursed both her sons, now 26 and 24 years old, raised them, finished her undergraduate degree in interdisciplinary studies — and also managed to maintain her professional status.
Do they find interdisciplinary work and socially relevant work exciting?
An interdisciplinary doctoral programme at the Carl - von - Ossietzky - University of Oldenburg tries to figure out what works and what doesn't.
But the idea of single - subject research didn't really make the leap to medicine of the body until the early 1980s when Gordon Guyatt, a Canadian physician now known as a founder of evidence - based medicine, began working in an interdisciplinary department at McMaster University in Ontario, with psychologists, biostatisticians, ethicists and clinical epidemiologists all working together.
Meunier's research exemplifies the work being done at The New Polytechnic, addressing difficult and complex global challenges, the need for interdisciplinary and true collaboration, and the use of the latest tools and technologies, many of which are developed at Rensselaer.
«We had hundreds of people from all over the world participating, from prestigious labs to people who don't even work in biology,» says Federica Eduati, who carried out the analyses and is an EMBL interdisciplinary postdoctoral fellow (EIPOD) at EMBL - EBI.
If I had one piece of advice to give to young people interested in interdisciplinary work, it would be this: You don't have to know everything.
«The work done serves as an exemplar for how the power of interdisciplinary and inter-institutional genomic science has the potential to save people's lives in New York and beyond.»
That's a good thing to do if you're working in a field that's very interdisciplinary.»
These young scientists — who have received their PhD — do the yeoman's work in our 19 laboratories and spark groundbreaking interdisciplinary research with their colleagues.
I would encourage interdisciplinary studies, or at least some experiences where you're getting a better understanding of the work that's being done in an area where you think philosophy is going to be relevant, or an area where you want to take it.
When teachers and students explore the array of educational angles within a single work of art, notes the Art Institute's Robert Eskridge, «all of a sudden you have this interdisciplinary challenge that doesn't fit neatly into this class period followed by that one, and the idea of «teamwork» isn't relegated to after school.»
In order to do that, there's lots of discussion about creativity, collaboration, communication, and interdisciplinary work joining the arts and sciences with mathematics.
They especially have been focusing on answering the question of when these interdisciplinary courses work well for students, and when they don't work so well, with their conclusions based on solid assessment data.
As budgets in public higher education tighten, we actively seek ways to do more through collaboration and interdisciplinary work.
A final word about interdisciplinary work — do not underestimate its difficulties.
34 And, much can be gained from reaching out to academics in other specialties who do have expertise in empirical work, potentially leading to interdisciplinary work that could reach a broader audience.35 Long sums up the point well: «If we want legal writing as a discipline to be taken seriously, we must be able to show, throughrigorous studies, that we engage in serious legal writing scholarship.»
While there will always be opportunities for pure legal theorists, especially at the most elite and established law faculties, there is an increasing willingness among the academic community to not only train their students on the use of technology in the classroom, but also participate directly in the development of this technology, often in an interdisciplinary relationship with other faculties (for example, the work we're doing with Duke Law).
But it is not only technology that is this driver, but work done by folks with a complement of interdisciplinary skills and ambition.
Kogan then set up GSR to do the work, and proposed to Wylie they use the data to set up an interdisciplinary institute working across the social sciences.
Daily activities a Patient Care Representative performs include contacting patients via telephone after an appointment, obtaining medical history, doing data entry work, answering to patient inquiries, and developing interdisciplinary care plans.