Cooking up creative solutions.(creative thought among research scientists)

Most scientists have a hard enough time keeping up with new work in their own subject, much less trying to understand what other scientists are doing. Because I work in a large, multidisciplinary research institute, I am constantly exposed to a great many different areas of science, albeit in a most...

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Published inThe Scientist Vol. 26; no. 5; p. 26
Main Author Wiley, Steven H
Format Journal Article Trade Publication Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Midland Scientist Inc 01.05.2012
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Subjects
Analysis
Biology
collaboration
commentary
Creative ability
Creativity
GENERAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
Multidisciplinary research
opinion
Research scientists
Science
Scientists
Studies
United Kingdom
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ISSN0890-3670
1547-0806
1945-5127

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Summary:Most scientists have a hard enough time keeping up with new work in their own subject, much less trying to understand what other scientists are doing. Because I work in a large, multidisciplinary research institute, I am constantly exposed to a great many different areas of science, albeit in a mostly superficial fashion. [...]we usually are left with a general correlation between a pathway and a response.
Bibliography:USDOE
AC05-76RL01830
PNNL-SA-88063
ISSN:0890-3670
1547-0806
1945-5127