Why art-science initiatives are suddenly everywhere and why they matter more than ever
Art-science collaborations are no longer niche experiments on the fringes of academia; in 2026, they have become one of the most dynamic, evidence-backed movements reshaping how we understand health, society, and scientific innovation. Their impact is visible not only in major research breakthroughs but in the …
Science and art have been brought together in a series of new projects led by a Kingston University academic, challenging the stigma surrounding the menopause and women's health through a groundbreaking body of work featured in several prestigious exhibitions this summer.
COMMENCEMENT: Maxim Averbukh appreciates the "uniquely holistic way of thinking about aging" that is fostered for students and trainees at the USC Leonard Davis School. The post Biology of aging doctoral grad appreciates interdisciplinary collaboration and community appeared first on USC .
Based in the Department of English and Comparative Literature at UNC-Chapel Hill, ĦIVE links the humanities and health sciences through student-centered research projects, innovative curricula, and public engagement. Students and faculty from diverse fields—ranging from anthropology, journalism, and biology to occupational science, medicine, and social work—come together in teams to ask questions…
