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Interdisciplinary research attracts greater attention from policy documents: evidence from COVID-19
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This study, conducted by Liang Hu, Win-bin Huang, and Yi Bu, uncovers a fascinating connection between the interdisciplinarity of scientific publications and their attention in policy documents, particularly in the context of COVID-19 research. The findings reveal that interdisciplinary approaches, especially those characterized by variety, significantly enhance the potential impact on policy formulation and implementation.
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