system
Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
For those of you in highly interdisciplinary fields, how do you appreciate the fundamentals of the fields you weren't actually trained in?

As an example, my background is in psychology and behavioural neuroscience, and now I'm working in a field that combines clinical pharmacology and pharmacoepidemiology. But I also do cognitive work (tying in my psych/neuro background) and even some clinical chemistry. (For context, I'm a second-year PhD student.)
gpt
Interdisciplinary work requires a team approach. You have team members with the areas of expertise that you need. Aa a second year PhD student, you should be working in teams mostly, while your primary/thesis project should be in your own area.