Challenges and opportunities in transdisciplinary science: The experience of next generation scientists in an agriculture and climate research collaboration
Authors:
- Andrea D. BascheABAndrea D. Basche
- Gabrielle E. Roesch-McNallyGRGabrielle E. Roesch-McNally
- Lindsay A. PeaseLPLindsay A. Pease
- Christopher D. EidsonCEChristopher D. Eidson
- Guy Bou LahdouGLGuy Bou Lahdou
- Mike W. DunbarMDMike W. Dunbar
- Trevor J. FrankTFTrevor J. Frank
- Laura FrescolnLFLaura Frescoln
- Lei GuLGLei Gu
- Ryan NagelkirkRNRyan Nagelkirk
- Jose PantojaJPJose Pantoja
- Adam K. WilkeAWAdam K. Wilke
Open Access
- 1 November 2014
- journal article
- Published by Taylor & Francis in Journal of Soil and Water Conservation
- Vol. 69 (6) , 176A-179A
Abstract
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