Can a Multidisciplinary Approach Solve Complex Scientific Problems?

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Hello all,

I'm a PhD student based in Western Australia doing petrophysics/rock mechanics. However I am doing an experimental project and I end up dealing with chemistry, coding and mechanical engineering related problems. And I'm an expert of none of that...

That's why I'm here and I hope the community here can help me with a problem or two. Also happy to help people out if I can.
 
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