Multidisciplinary Teams: The Next Step in Science.

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  • Aldo Leal-Egaña. Department of Cell Technology and Applied Stem Cell Biology. Biotechnology and Biomedicine Centre (BBZ)

Abstract

One of the current characteristics in science, is the high complexity and technical character that becomes over the last years. This has induced the development of a specific type of professionals, highly specialized in the disciplines that they are involved in, which has produced a communicational breach between the scientists involved on different branches of the science. One of the strategies intended to cross this breach, is the generation of multidisciplinary research strategies, in which professionals of every field of the science can take part, being a kind of scientific and human bridge between the different research teams where they are involved in. This new style to do investigation has made possible the generation of new branches in science, such as for example Biotechnology. In this field -Tissue Engineering- becomes to be a very interesting example of the potential to work in multidisciplinary teams. The reason for this is mainly to avoid technical mistakes, which could cause the death of some patients and which can only be solved by developing research under a multidisciplinary strategy. Nevertheless, and in spite of the success working with multidisciplinary teams, this kind of strategy is rarely used in Latin-American, where the reasons seems to be centered in some aspects personal and cultural. This work shows an example of the new style to develop complex research, which could suggest a new way of working in Latin-American, granted that there is the will to enhance current scientific level.

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Aldo Leal-Egaña., Department of Cell Technology and Applied Stem Cell Biology. Biotechnology and Biomedicine Centre (BBZ)

Department of Cell Technology and Applied Stem Cell Biology. Biotechnology and Biomedicine Centre (BBZ)

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Published

2006-07-04

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Leal-Egaña., A. (2006). Multidisciplinary Teams: The Next Step in Science. Journal of Technology Management & Innovation, 1(2), 21–26. Retrieved from https://www.jotmi.org/index.php/GT/article/view/art3

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Research Articles