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Convergence: Optimizing Cross-Sector & Interdisciplinary Partnerships

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While traditional research methodology has resulted in innumerable scientific discoveries, many of today’s research questions are not effectively addressed within the context of a single scientific discipline. Convergence is emerging as a new model for scientific research and innovation. In this context, convergence means the merging of previously distinct disciplines to create new disciplines which promote rapid innovation and the emergence of new scientific principles. This meeting focused on how convergence is created, what it has delivered to date, the advantages of and challenges to convergence-driven research, and the near-term applicable domains for convergence.

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GUIRR Meeting: Convergence: Optimizing Cross-Sector & Interdisciplinary Partnerships

  • June 2 - 3, 2014
  • Meeting
  • Past

A meeting to consider how convergence - the merging of previously distinct disciplines to create new disciplines which promote rapid innovation and the emergence of new scientific principles - is crea...

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