The RFA emphasizes the importance of transdisciplinary teams. How many different types of disciplines are required to be represented on a project team?
There is no minimum number of disciplines that should be represented on a research team, but the teams should include the breadth of expertise necessary to conduct the research program. Of particular importance to this program is the coordination of expertise and the collaborative experience of the investigators. Applicants should address not only who is on the team, but how the team will optimally integrate the expertise represented on the team.
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