The camera, in the years after 1968, also became an important tool for Japanese artists working in disciplines beyond straight photography, such as performance and installation, both relatively new practices in Japanese art.
The list features scientists working in disciplines ranging from anthropology to biophysics.
Four medical research pioneers, working in disciplines from stem cell biology to genetic sequencing and forensics, are the 2005 recipients of the Albert Lasker Awards.
As Wilson hoped, scientists working in disciplines which are the modern descendants of sociobiology have contributed to our understanding of the way that norms, including moral norms, might have become established in human evolution (see, for example, Henrich and Boyd, 2001; Sripada, 2005).
Bruegel's paintings have enjoyed worldwide popularity and have been the subjects of scholarly works in disciplines even outside the arts, such as medicine.
Neeman agrees: "One thing I've observed is that computational science experience within a specific discipline better prepares a person for computational science work in other disciplines".
All that remain are former or retired scientists who typically work in other disciplines.
To a large extent, the participants in the debate talk past one another because they work in different disciplines.
The students will work in various disciplines in the development of the company's $100 million six-story, 500,000-square-foot NYCyberCenter building on 57th and 58th Streets between 11th and 12th Avenues.
He wants to rescue psychoanalysis from the academic isolation and bitter scholarly skirmishes that have dogged it for the last 20 years by bridging the divide between clinicians and theorists who work in various disciplines.
