Syna Wrote:Still, the destructive protein crystallography, inner ear, etc, projects must be lesser, after all, they have journeyman and masters in both fields.
They are not made lesser projects by who works on them... and in relation to biophysics: a person has specialized in two 'separate' areas of science and joined them together to perform perhaps unique tasks. This instance of twin specializations is useful. A person specialized in astronomy and psychology is far far less capable of finding a way to join their specializations together into anything remotely useful.
Syna Wrote:Point being, cross-disciplinary actions are becoming more valuable today, not pure specialization.
Granted to an extent, though one still likely needs to have specialized in both/all applicable fields to perform well in multi-discipline tasks.
Please give me a home where cloud buffalo roam
Where the dear and the strangers can play
Where sometimes is heard a discouraging word
But the skies are not stormy all day
