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Giovanni De Grandis¹, Sophia Efstathiou¹

¹Norwegian University of Science and Technology, Department of Philosophy and Religious Studies, NTNU Dragvoll, 7491 Trondheim, Norway.

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Summary

This collection explores cross-disciplinary research for tackling major life and medical science challenges. It offers insights for both studying and practicing goal-driven collaborations, benefiting historians, philosophers, and researchers.

Keywords:

Constructive modesty Grand Challenges Interdisciplinary integration Philosophy of science in practice Transdisciplinarity Translational research

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Area of Science:

Life Sciences
Medical Sciences
Interdisciplinary Studies

Background:

This collection targets historians, philosophers, and researchers involved in cross-disciplinary collaborations.
It focuses on addressing "Grand Challenges" within the life and medical sciences.
The essays provide resources for both the theoretical study and practical application of such research.

Discussion:

The collection examines the unique aspects of goal-driven, cross-disciplinary research.
It contrasts this approach with existing literature on inter- and trans-disciplinarity.
The role of history and philosophy of science in addressing Grand Challenges is highlighted.

Key Insights:

Offers a framework for understanding and implementing effective cross-disciplinary collaborations.
Provides practical guidance for researchers and stakeholders in life and medical sciences.
Connects historical and philosophical perspectives to contemporary scientific endeavors.

Outlook:

Encourages a more integrated approach to tackling complex scientific problems.
Suggests future directions for research on the practice and theory of scientific collaboration.
Emphasizes the value of diverse perspectives in achieving scientific breakthroughs.