At Aston he established an international reputation in academic circles when he assembled and led a multidisciplinary team in research that became known as the Aston Studies, which lasted from 1963 until 1968.
In April, the £25m Home will open its doors, giving Manchester the largest multidisciplinary artistic hub outside of London.
Instead, he supports a humanistic, multidisciplinary model of management education.
This highly multidisciplinary approach continued with her three PhD supervisors being experts in molecular biology, chemistry and physics.
It actively collaborates through multidisciplinary courses and research with other parts of Stanford University.
MULTIDISCIPLINARY science is all the rage these days.
The plan is to promote a multidisciplinary forum for exploring new approaches that balance our desire for "urban comfort" with our need to be more environmentally responsible.This is all well and good.
Chinese experts have extraordinarily narrow training, have little ability to think horizontally or to integrate multidisciplinary information.
They can quickly create sustainable competitive advantage over slower-moving rivals, while also using their brand and customer relations to make life hard for aggressive newcomers.Scient has recruited an impressive multidisciplinary team of nearly 250, including some of the brightest and best from IBM.
For good or for ill, multidisciplinary behemoths like Deloitte seem to be the future of professional services.
This sort of pragmatism or so Rorty argued in "Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature"—demotes philosophy to just one form of edifying conversation among many.In 1982, three years after the book was published, Rorty left the philosophy department of Princeton University to become a multidisciplinary professor of the humanities at the University of Virginia.
