The phrase "convergence science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing interdisciplinary research or the integration of different scientific fields.
Example: "Convergence science is essential for addressing complex global challenges, such as climate change and public health."
Alternatives: "integrative science" or "interdisciplinary science".
Following a ground-breaking discussion on 'The Convergence of Science and Nature', Jason will unveil the new global advertising campaign for Russian Standard Vodka.
Out of their careful re-reading of old texts, combined with archaeological finds, has emerged a revised view of the convergence of science and political power in earlier times.
She never took to the conventional stage, but she did take, almost at once, to the intimate tangled universe of the film set, with its convergence of science and art, a closed-off world of smoke and mirrors.
Terms and conditions: There are 10 prizes of a pair of tickets to attend 'The Convergence of Science and Nature' event in association with Russian Standard Vodka at the Science Museum, London on Monday 11 November 2013.
We're not only addressing key healthcare issues, but also enabling the convergence of science, technology, and IT".
Meeson Pae Yang: Liminal | Meeson Pae Yang explores the convergence of science, technology and imagination in the creation of organisms reflecting systems of life, death, regeneration, hybridization and transformation.
In addition to the Nobel, Townes was awarded the 2005 Templeton Prize as a leading advocate for the convergence of science and religion.
His landmark 1966 article in IBM's Think magazine, "The Convergence of Science and Religion," attempted to reconcile the sometimes-warring camps.
He is the author of more than 150 research articles, book chapters, book reviews and special reports in areas of scientific research and higher education, and he is a frequent speaker on issues involving the integration of scientific research and higher education and also on the subject of Convergence in science.
The authors are all members of the Intellectual Property and Policy Research Group IPPRGG), a collaboration of interdisciplinary researchers interested in the convergence of science, technology, innovation and translation.
We describe the concrete experience with IP in the Sub-Sahara Challenge Program (SSA-CP) and in the Convergence of Sciences: Strengthening Innovation Systems (CoS-SIS) Program.
