By: Dr Dalvinder Singh Grewal
Nature is a creation in wholesome which a normal human being cannot understand in entirety. Hence, compartmentalization is done in subjects for the study of the nature e.g., physics,chemistry, biology etc. Hence most of the research is in bits and pieces by the experts in limited fields where lot of linking of other fields is left out. For example if we have to study a field whereAI, Nanotechnology and biology are interlinked we need an expert who has deep knowledge ofall the three subjects. When we use AI and Nanotechnology for solving biological problems we need deep knowledge of all the three without which modern treatments of cancer, BAB, heart,liver etc. cannot be successfully carried out. Not only these three subjects we may have to mathematical algorithms electronic and mechanical methods for preparing nanobots having fundamentals of nanotechnology and control functions of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Keeping this in view this study on multidisciplinary approach is put forward for the scholars.
Key words: Multidisciplinary research, Nanotechnology, Artificial Intelligence, biology
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