Artist’s creative contributions in the context of interdisciplinary research
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Reikšminiai žodžiai: bendradarbiavimas, išsamūs požiūriai, kūrybinė praktika, tarpdalykiniai moksliniai tyrimai, Science Walden, Yatoo.
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