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The Role of Institutes in Interdisciplinary Research and Education: An Example From Quantitative Biology

Journal of College Science Teaching—January/February 2009

To form and orchestrate intelligent groups is a real challenge for 21st-century education and research. In this paper the authors show how a regional state university was able to facilitate interdisciplinary research and education through forming an interdisciplinary institute.

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