Visibility of scientists

In modern science, the boundaries between disciplines are becoming increasingly permeable, and the most significant discoveries and innovations often occur at the intersection of different scientific fields. Participation in interdisciplinary projects provides scientists with an opportunity for greater visibility because it involves a wider network of collaborators, different methods and perspectives, and results that are more easily applied in practice.

Collaboration with industry and commercial partners further increases the societal impact of research. Such projects often lead to the development of new products, services or technologies, and thus to greater visibility of researchers in a broader context, outside of academia. Participation in such projects can result in greater financial resources, but also increased public recognition, as the results are often promoted in both business and media circles.

In this way, scientists build a reputation not only as academics, but also as practical innovators and socially responsible experts.