Studio 99 melds art and science

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Artist in Residence James George finds similarities between the creative process and the pursuit of research. "Before this residency," George says, "I had not been aware of the extent and makeup of the peer-review process in research, but there's another analogy to art: Both are based on interacting with a community that shares a similar goal or similar ideas, and each person makes a unique contribution."

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