Never before have there been such opportunities to understand the human brain and behavior. The advances in biomedical science of the last 50 years have provided the foundation for addressing the complex health problems of today's society. Building on those advances, science is now poised for substantial progress as investigators are ready to bridge disciplines. To achieve the health goals of the 21st century, scientific training and research must bring together many scientific fields that offer different insights and technologies. Interdisciplinary efforts need to be facilitated at all levels of teaching and research. This report offers recommendations to delineate, enhance, and accelerate a process that is already reflected in many training and research programs. Although this report focuses on examples from brain and behavioral science, the principles presented should be broadly applicable in scientific research.
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