Sentence examples for collaborative interdisciplinary research from inspiring English sources

The ARIANNA project has developed a collaborative interdisciplinary research environment that is easily accessible to the community of researchers working on ASD (https://arianna.pi.infn.it).it

The Yale PEB program brings together faculty from the physical, engineering, and biological sciences, who carry out collaborative, interdisciplinary research and teaching.

This free public event was organized by the Koch Institute to share and discuss advances in science and technology to fight ovarian cancer and highlighted the power of bringing bioengineering, advanced cancer science, and clinical oncology together to solve today's most challenging problems in ovarian cancer through collaborative, interdisciplinary research.

Collaborative, interdisciplinary research and learning is a hallmark of a Duke education.

The benefits of such collaborative interdisciplinary research are clear-- two heads are better than one" says it best--but it isn't without its problems.

The Duke Global Health Institute DGHIinvitestes research proposals building collaborative interdisciplinary research between DGHI investigators and partners in India.

In order to advance the biotechnological and especially biomedical applications of polymer nanofibres from perspective to commercialized stages, collaborative interdisciplinary researches involving surgeons, material scientists, biologists, physiologists, clinicians, and engineers are required.

The book is an outcome of a 'collaborative, interdisciplinary research of pastoral practices (IDR) across three scales of examinations: disciplines (e.g. hydrology, climatology, resources management), culture (e.g. China, Mongolia, USA) and sectors (e.g. government agents, non-governmental organizations, stakeholders)' (p. 48).

This overview of the IMBER project provides a synthesis of project achievements and highlights the value of collaborative, interdisciplinary, integrated research approaches as developed and implemented through IMBER regional programs, working groups, project-wide activities, national contributions, and external partnerships.

At present, a collaborative pancontinental interdisciplinary research encompassing molecular biology, microbiology, process engineering, and computational biology is trying to accelerate effective utilization of agro-industrial lignocellulosic biomass in bioprocesses to produce industrial enzymes.

Prof. Kenderdine spoke about the opportunities for engaging the public with tangible and intangible heritage data through a series large-scale interactive and immersive experiences that result from collaborative and interdisciplinary research practises.