When working on an interdisciplinary project, you will have to admit that you don't know what people are talking about again and again and again.
A member of IIF since 1985 and its director for many years, Olivé worked on an interdisciplinary project at Oxford for his doctoral dissertation (The Significance of Epistemological and Ontological Preconceptions in three Sociological Theories of the State).
Baker is working on an interdisciplinary tissue-engineering project that combines biology and chemistry; having an industrial partner means access to chemistry facilities that an academic environment cannot provide.
As for Rojas, she feels that the key to working on such interdisciplinary projects is to keep "an open mind".
He has already teamed with a fellow CDA fellow, French physicist Jerome Boisbouvier, to submit a proposal for an HFSP grant to collaborate on an interdisciplinary project.
The first year of their 4-year training programmes has been designed to give students the skills necessary to embark on an interdisciplinary project.
Do art students learn different things and computer graphics from an interdisciplinary project work than from face-to-face lessons of computer graphics?
The work was conducted within the framework of an interdisciplinary project (https://www.nalama-nt.de [24]), assessing threats of climate change and globalisation and developing a basis for an integrated and sustainable land management for the benefit of the environment and society on the North German Plain.
[Int7-Political ScImportantlyrtanumbera number of participants commented on the necessity of recognizing that not all research questions require an interdisciplinary approach, with many questions being appropriate for single disciplines to investigate: And not all questions need to have a multidisciplinary or interdisciplinary team working on a project.
Energy Flash billed itself as an interdisciplinary project featuring both art from that period and political artifacts.
What's more, scientists working on interdisciplinary projects generally find it easier to fund their work, given the Research Councils' current emphasis on this type of research, suggests Stark.
