まとめ
科学 者 たち は,自分 たち の 研究 の 継続 的 な 必要 性 を 肯定 し,時代遅れ と いう 主張 を 否定 し て い ます. この作業は科学的な理解と将来のイノベーションを進める上で極めて重要です.
科学分野:
- 科学的研究
- イノベーション研究
背景:
- 特定の科学的な努力がもはや必要ないという主張に 取り組むこと
- 確立された研究領域の継続的な関連性を評価する.
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