In the 40's, he set up an interdisciplinary group of social scientists to study Japanese value systems.
He is now the director of the Center on the Developing Child, an interdisciplinary group at Harvard that works with scientists and legislators to translate research into policy.
This interdisciplinary group has now produced two of its own reports, published in English, Pashto and Dari as well as German.
In an article published on Wednesday in Nature, however, an interdisciplinary group of eight Canadian and U.S. scientists argues that probability is no excuse for complacency.
No one I spoke to in the loose, interdisciplinary group of scientists working on plant intelligence claims that plants have telekinetic powers or feel emotions.
What if our clinic made the time to do a comprehensive history and physical exam on every patient, where an interdisciplinary group of practitioners all participated at once?
An eclectic, interdisciplinary group from around the world descended upon Northwestern's medical and law schools last weekend for "Comics & Medicine: The Sequential Art of Illness".
The duo (he is Japanese, she is Dutch) share a design studio as well as their curatorial practice, Workshop for Potential Design, which mounts interdisciplinary group shows focused on various aspects of object culture.
She and Paul are the two philosophers in an interdisciplinary group at U.C.S.D. that is trying to drum up funding for research into the implications of neuroscience for ethics and the law.
The observatory is part of Columbia's Earth Institute, a relatively new interdisciplinary group that connects political scientists, public health specialists, other social scientists and economics at the university to the researchers at Lamont.
