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- adjective
Encompassing more than oneacademic discipline .
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TEAMability uses what founder Barbara Goldman calls a transdisciplinary approach to teaching children with multiple disabilities.
unknown title 2009
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My intuition though is that the biggest barrier to a viable transdisciplinary culture of inquiry is actually not its "transdisciplinary" character but rather the attention it calls to the essential revisability not only of local understandings but of human understanding itself.
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It's very interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary in the sense that it involves bird biologists and bat ecologists, entomologists, radar scientists and meteorologists, said Frick.
Weather radar clutter is boon to study birds, bugs and bats 2011
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In this case, a transdisciplinary team of students and faculty brings social innovation to the slums of Santiago, Chile.
Alla Kazovsky: Thinking Beyond Boundaries: Art Center's Designmatters Program Alla Kazovsky 2011
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In this case, a transdisciplinary team of students and faculty brings social innovation to the slums of Santiago, Chile.
Alla Kazovsky: Thinking Beyond Boundaries: Art Center's Designmatters Program Alla Kazovsky 2011
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It's very interdisciplinary or transdisciplinary in the sense that it involves bird biologists and bat ecologists, entomologists, radar scientists and meteorologists, said Frick.
Weather radar clutter is boon to study birds, bugs and bats 2011
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Rubedo send out a provocative declaration concerning the omnipresence of technological systems and the necessity of developing transdisciplinary tactics to negotiate the immersive hybridised spaces of late capitalism.
Ballardian » A Near Future: Nic Clear’s Tribute to JG Ballard 2009
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Joshua's major research interests include mechanisms for allocating resources under local control and national sovereignty that generate global public goods, developing transdisciplinary case study approaches to environmental problem solving as an educational tool, ecological restoration of rainforest ecosystems, economic globalization, ecosystem valuation, watershed management, and international development.
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SAPIENS, an international, peer-reviewed, open-access, transdisciplinary journal focused on integrating knowledge from all scientific areas relevant to the interactions of society and the environment is seeking high quality submissions.
Contributor: 2010
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He has had more than 50 articles published in over 20 scientific and professional journals, indicating the transdisciplinary nature of his research interests.
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