RISC - research program / Rare Incidents, Strong Consequences

Communication across Scientific Disciplines

author: Rogers Hollingsworth, University of Wisconsin - Madison

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Top: Society: Scientific Communication
Top: Science

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*Slides*
0:00	COMMUNICATION ACROSS SCIENTIFIC DISCIPLINES
8:38	FOUR ISSUES
9:59	Differences Between Science I and Science II part1
13:09	Differences Between Science I and Science II part2
13:34	Common Metaphors
17:02	Shared Methods and Models
18:32	FIVE MAJOR, INTERRELATED AREAS OF SCHOLARSHIP IN WHICH SOCIAL SCIENTISTS AND NATURAL SCIENTISTS ARE WORKING ON COMMON TYPE PROBLEMS
21:23	Self-Organizing Processes
26:12	Complex Networks
26:59	Complex Networks - THREE KEY CONCEPTS
36:57	Power Law Distributions
37:34	Examples of Power-law Distributions
39:15	Power Law Distribution of Major Discoveries Across Research Organizations
44:06	Processes of Binding and Dissolution
55:44	Multi-Level Analysis
65:47	David Gear and Ellen Jane Hollingsworth made enormous contributions for this presentation
66:05	- Questions
68:11	- Questions
72:51	- Questions
84:20	- Questions
117:33	David Gear and Ellen Jane Hollingsworth made enormous contributions for this presentation

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