Sentence examples for interdisciplinary lab from inspiring English sources
"I want to create an interdisciplinary lab that basically has computer scientists and neuroscientists working together".
"Because mine is a very interdisciplinary lab you have to learn so much.
A couple months ago, FastCoExist shared a project by Berlin-based interdisciplinary lab Hypermorgen, that was inspired after it tried to find an email icon that would signify an encrypted message.
The course development was originally inspired by models from Harvey Mudd's Interdisciplinary Lab (National Research Council, 2003) and the Integrated Science Program at Princeton University Lewis-Siglerr Institute for Integrative Genomics, 2010).
Daniela Rus, the head of MIT's interdisciplinary CSAIL lab, demoed four of her team's most fascinating robotics projects.
Interdisciplinary research labs may present more risks than labs doing work in established disciplines, says Kapin, because the range of risks is wider.
The CBC's breaking news comes from previously unreleased documents from Edward Snowden, which they analyzed in tandem with Ronald Deibert, founder and director of the University of Toronto's Citizen Lab an "interdisciplinary laboratory" that analyzes the contentious intersection between technology and human rights.
"When she said yes, I was like, 'Oh my God, what choreographer is going to work with her?' " said Mr. Colton, who had persuaded Ms. Holzer to plunge into the interdisciplinary Co-Lab series Summer Stages created with the Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston.
Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Verena Paravel – founders of Harvard's radically interdisciplinary Sensory Ethnography Lab – set out to make a film based in New Bedford, the "whaling city" of New England and the historic background for Herman Melville's 1851 novel Moby-Dick.
The clerkship preparation skills course was independently led by peer tutors (n = 10) who were part of the interdisciplinary longitudinal skills lab team [ 19].
This means that they are often only able or willing to support interdisciplinary research with lab space or research grants if doing so does not erode the resources available to researchers working in that particular discipline.
