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Interdisciplinary Researchers Attain Better Long-Term Funding Performance

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Interdisciplinary Researchers Attain Better Long-Term Funding Performance

Y. Sun, G. Livan, et al.

This study by Ye Sun, Giacomo Livan, Athen Ma, and Vito Latora reveals how interdisciplinary researchers can overcome initial challenges to achieve long-term success in securing research funding, ultimately outpacing their specialized peers in both volume and value.

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