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The Spaces Between the Cogs

September 8, 2016 By Jessica Lam Leave a Comment

In society, the division of labour between different individuals is important to continue the functionality of the collective population. Everyone has different roles and responsibilities. Numerous industries exist, each fulfilling a unique purpose. The same is true in research – specialization within niche fields is becoming more and more common. Researchers study different things, and even those working in the same lab will have different research focuses. Despite, and in light of, the narrowing of individual focuses, collaborations become more and more important in order to ensure that we can all function cohesively as well as individually.

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