They know they can push the boundaries of discovery by engaging with students who, in turn, engage with and challenge them.
When the violinist David Harrington first heard the piece, in 1973, his response was to form the Kronos Quartet, a group that used Mr. Crumb's work as a springboard for an extraordinary career of boundary-breaking discovery and innovation.
"Beyond the rigorous research education essential for all scientists, those translational scientists who will work at the boundaries of discovery and clinical science must possess an assortment of practical and logistical skills," the editorialists write.
"Our pioneering faculty and students are pushing the boundaries of discovery in emerging fields, and these advances in neuroengineering, data science, regenerative engineering, computational medicine, and genomic engineering form the heart of our undergraduate and graduate curricula.
However, the situation becomes more problematic where patent rights are claimed at the boundary between discoveries and inventions, for such things as genes and proteins.
Abstract: In recent years the stellar mass function has been extended beyond the sub-stellar boundary with the discovery of numerous brown dwarfs (spectral types L and T).
In fdrMotif search, for each input sequence 10 background sequences were generated from a 4th-order Markov model and an upper boundary of false discovery rate (FDR) of 0.15 as suggested by fdrMotif was adopted to control FDR.
Sanger sequencing validated the boundaries in the discovery individual (chr7 g.111941769_111963147, hg19: 21 379 bp) and confirmed the presence of the microdeletion in the parents and proband but not in either of the siblings.
The boundary between context of discovery (the de facto thinking processes) and context of justification (the de jure defense of the correctness of these thoughts) was now understood to determine the scope of philosophy of science.
That memory keeps me pushing the boundaries of exploration and discovery.
