Sentences with phrase «interdisciplinary work mean»

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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.

What they really mean when they say they want interdisciplinary researchers, Barrett says, «is that they want traditional researchers doing interdisciplinary work for free.»

Baker is working on an interdisciplinary tissue - engineering project that combines biology and chemistry; having an industrial partner means access to chemistry facilities that an academic environment can not provide.

Alongside an interdisciplinary research team, made up of academics from across the UK, BU's Professor Adele Ladkin has investigated the consequences of mobile working and what it means for family life.

Instead of teachers working alone in silos, the interdisciplinary approach of most lessons means that joint planning and professional collaboration are essential.

This superb interdisciplinary work should find a place on the shelves of every public and academic library that has the least bit of interest in environmental issues, which should mean just about all.

Boundary - breaking, innovative, and radically interdisciplinary, the exhibition presents visually exquisite, rarely seen works in ways that suggest new connections and meanings.

[ENG] àngels barcelona is pleased to present the first solo show in Spain of the interdisciplinary artist Ania Soliman (b. 1970, Warsaw), whose research - based body of work constantly questions the basis for different kinds of representation, knowledge or means of communication, paying special attention to the nature of consciousness as it is constructed across a variety of disciplines.

From rising talents such as Constant Dullaart, Mishka Henner, and Basel Abbas and Ruanne Abou - Rahme, to interactive installation artist Rafael Lozano - Hemmer, and computer art pioneer Manfred Mohr, the gallery represents an international range of artists who use interdisciplinary research and broad means to produce work that reflects on and provides insight into contemporary culture.

Dawn Kasper is an interdisciplinary artist and her work emerges out of a fascination with existentialism, vulnerability, desire and the construction of meaning.

This means Young Knocknaheeny works first through a relationship based model directly with families, guided by an Infant Mental Health Interdisciplinary framework complemented by the delivery of evidence - based parenting programmes and groups.