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Alright everyone, thanks for joining this brainstorming session. As you know, we're here to hash out some initial ideas for an interdisciplinary grant proposal focusing on urban resilience.

I've been thinking a lot about the social cohesion aspect. How can we quantify or effectively measure the resilience of community ties in the face of environmental or economic shocks?

That's a great point, Dr. Chen. From an urban planning perspective, we could look at infrastructure adaptability – not just physical structures, but also digital networks. Maybe we could tie in how resilient a city's smart infrastructure actually is during a crisis.

Interesting. So, Dr. Chen, your focus is on the human element, and Dr. Sharma, you're looking at the built environment and technology. How do we bridge those? Perhaps a study on how digital access impacts psychological well-being during urban disruptions?

If we're talking about urban disruptions, we must consider climate change impacts. My initial thought was focusing on water resource management in mega-cities, specifically how resilient their systems are to extreme weather events and prolonged droughts.

Dr. Kim, what if we pair your climate resilience angle with our community cohesion? For example, how do communities with robust social networks better adapt to water scarcity or heatwaves compared to those with weaker ties?

That's a fantastic synergy! And from an urban planning perspective, we could analyze how infrastructure, like decentralized water systems or green spaces, facilitate that community adaptation. We could even look at policy frameworks that support this.

Now we're really getting somewhere! So, a project on 'Socio-environmental Resilience in Urban Megacities: Bridging Community Capital, Infrastructure Adaptability, and Climate Response.' We'd be looking at interdependencies. This definitely has the potential for a strong grant proposal.

I agree. The interdisciplinary nature is clear, and the societal impact would be significant. I think we have a solid working title and a clear direction for the next steps.

Excellent. Let's schedule a follow-up to refine our objectives and methodology. Thank you all for a very productive session!