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Systems thinking activities used in K-12 for up to two decades
Frontiers in Education, 2023 Infusing systems thinking activities in pre-college education (grades K-12) means updating precollege education so it includes a study of many systemic behavior patterns that are ubiquitous in the real world.
Diana M. Fisher +1 more
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Mapping socioeconomic indicators using social media advertising data
EPJ Data Science, 2020 The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are a global consensus on the world’s most pressing challenges. They come with a set of 232 indicators against which countries should regularly monitor their progress, ensuring that everyone is ...
Masoomali Fatehkia +6 more
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Journal of Inherited Metabolic Disease, 2018 Traditionally the laboratory diagnosis of inborn errors of metabolism largely relies on targeted hypothesis‐driven measurements of metabolites in body fluids. The hypothesis is usually based on the phenotypic characteristics of the patient, defined through deep phenotyping or phenomics.
Wevers, Ron A, Blau, Nenad
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Filozofia, 2023 The term “planetary turn” was coined in 2015 to describe a significant and ongoing shift in the relationship between humans and the Earth, which has been unfolding since the late 20th century. Despite its profound significance, this transformative process lacks a comprehensive theoretical framework, necessitating the development of a new perspective ...
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Thinking fast and slow: Optimization decomposition across timescales [PDF]
IEEE Conference on Decision and Control, 2017 Many real-world control systems, such as the smart grid and human sensorimotor control systems, have decentralized components that react quickly using local information and centralized components that react slowly using a more global view.
Gautam Goel, Niangjun Chen, A. Wierman
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Cognitive Research, 2022 Representing the base-10 structure of numbers is a challenging cognitive ability, unique to humans, but it is yet unknown how precisely this is done. Here, we examined whether and how literate adults represent a number’s full syntactic structure.
Dror Dotan, Nadin Brutman
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, 2011 {Excerpt} Blaise Pascal felt that “Man is obviously made for thinking. Therein lies all his dignity and his merit; and his whole duty is to think as he ought.” A contemporary of René Descartes, Pascal is however best remembered for resisting rationalism,
Serrat, Olivier
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Richard Rohr, Mysticism and Neoplatonism
Koers : Bulletin for Christian Scholarship, 2021 This paper explores key themes and doctrines in the writings of popular Franciscan priest Richard Rohr. It examines and evaluates Rohr’s incarnational worldview. It argues that Rohr’s mysticism must be understood in the light of pagan Neoplatonism.
Mark Roques
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All Thinking is ‘Wishful’ Thinking [PDF]
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2020 People often seek new information and eagerly update their beliefs. Other times they avoid information or resist revising their beliefs. What explains those different reactions? Answers to this question often frame information processing as a competition between cognition and motivation.
Kruglanski, AW, Jasko, K, Friston, K
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, 2013 On being promoted to a personal chair in 1993 I chose the title of Professor of Informatics, specifically acknowledging Donna Haraway’s definition of the term as the “technologies of information [and communication] as well as the biological, social ...
Bryant, A
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