iScience: You're more interdisciplinary than you think
Interdisciplinary research comes in a variety of forms. Whether you’re writing in a way that ensures other disciplines understand your findings, applying concepts from other fields in your own research, or fully collaborating across disciplines, you have a home with us. iScience aims to support and foster interdisciplinary research and highlight the creativity and advancements it inspires.
Видео iScience: You're more interdisciplinary than you think канала Cell Press
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