interdisciplinary
interdisipliner
definition
adjective
an interdisciplinary research program
of or relating to more than one branch of knowledge.
example
We already have a model of a successful international, 'interdisciplinary' approach.
Smith believes this will be detrimental to the 'interdisciplinary' nature of the program.
Some are 'interdisciplinary' programmes, allowing specialists from other departments to pass on their expertise.
His work in the Graduate School focuses on implementing programs that encourage 'interdisciplinary' graduate study.
Such 'interdisciplinary' research is at an early stage in Britain.
Its approach was 'interdisciplinary' and included creative work in writing, drama and visual arts.
He suggested the Society could do more to encourage 'interdisciplinary' research.
Within medicine there is more 'interdisciplinary' work, and research has increased.
This 'interdisciplinary' field involves people from many backgrounds and many interests.
Today, much of the most exciting work being done, and the best funded, is 'interdisciplinary' research.
It's supposed to be 'interdisciplinary' , not just dance, dance, dance.
It will be possible only through 'interdisciplinary' collaboration and depend upon wireless data services to work.
Dietitians should be introduced to 'interdisciplinary' research in undergraduate programs.
In the 'interdisciplinary' type of programme the therapists work as a team and consult and monitor each other's work.
To develop the model, a pilot program was structured via 'interdisciplinary' input.
Much of his work requires an 'interdisciplinary' approach involving social scientists and researchers in various fields.
For me, for a long time, 'interdisciplinary' research was my favorite conception.
I am left wondering how successful our attempts at 'interdisciplinary' research are actually going.
We knew that without financial support, 'interdisciplinary' research might never get off the ground.
Funding should focus on 'interdisciplinary' teams and avoid narrowly focused discipline research.
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