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2022年10月21日 · Michel has taught on technology and related topics at St. Louis, Brussels, Payap University, Chiang Mai, and Dhurakit Pandit University, Bangkok; he has been Primavera Research Fellow at the University of Amsterdam; and external expert at the Pontifical).
Discussion Nefiodow Interpretation Leonid E. Grinin, Tessaleno C. Devezas,and Andrey V. Korotayev: "The article by Leo and Simone Nefiodow (‘The Sixth Kondratieff. The Growth Engine of the 21st Century’) introduces a method that is able to predict Kondratieff ...
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1. The P2P Lab is an independent media lab interested in interdisciplinary research on free and open-source technologies and peer-to-peer practices. Its mission is to: 1. strive for integrative insights on the open technologies and the peer-to-peer practices. 2. provide consultancy support to organisations and institutions regarding open technologi...
Facilities & Equipment
In the lab you may find two open source 3D printers along with various filaments; open source micro-controllers; a library with interdisciplinary literature; sensors, etc. 1. You may click herefor images of the P2P Lab
Members
P2P Lab’s members are: 1. Alekos Pantazis, Research Fellow. 2. Alex Pazaitis, Research Fellow. 3. Chris Giotitsas, Research Fellow. 4. Christina Priavolou, Research Fellow. 5. Vasilis Kostakis, Founder. 6. Vasilis Niaros, Research Fellow. P2P Lab's community of members, fellows and collaborators spans over a diverge field of international academics, researchers, activists and artists dependent on each project. P2P Lab will gladly collaborate with communities or individuals who want to build a...
Relevant Previous Projects or Activities 1. “Phygital: Catalysing Innovation and Entrepreneurship Unlocking the Potential of EmergingProduction and Business Models” - (2017-2019): 923,300.75 EUR (subsidy contract to besigned). A project funded under the Interreg V-B Balkan-Mediterranean 2014-2020 program,which documents, analyses, tests, evaluates,...
The P2P Lab became fully autonomous in 2016. The Stichting Peer-to-peer Alternatives (which used to be the P2P Foundation's main vehicle) has taken over the international research networking activities of the P2P Foundation, under the coordination of Jose Ramos.
George Dafermos: "Bauwens’ influence was also instrumental in the development of the P2P Lab, which constitutes the research branch of the P2PF (Bauwens & Pantazis, 2018). This was founded in 2012 by Vasilis Kostakis, a core member of the P2PF and one of the most active academic researchers in its network, who has been Bauwens’ main theoretical col...
See one of the keyprojects for 2016-2019.The P2P Lab is an RND and P2P Foundationspin-off.See the past and ongoingprojects of the P2P Lab.See P2P Lab's list of publications.PatternDynamics is a simple tool that can be learned by anyone to overcome the challenges posed by complex systems–at any scale. Here’s how it works: The key to complexity is systems thinking; The key to systems thinking is Patterns; and, The key to using Patterns is to form them into a language. Winton’s language of visual patterns to ...
Description. 1. Tim Winton: "The Pulse Pattern signifies the repeated rhythmic surges of activity related to resource flows and exchanges. Pulse is one aspect of the more foundational First Order Pattern, Rhythm. Pulse demonstrates the increase, peak and decline in the rate of resource recovery and exchanges within systems.
Max Saxer: "Transformative Change Making (TCM) is a method to create maximum societal buy in for disruptive reforms. To achieve the ultimate objective of shifting the development path, the aim is to build a broad societal transformative alliance. By using a set of techniques to visualise the political playing field, TCM facilitates strategic ...
= participant in the Asia Commons Deep Dive workshop; participated in the first draft of the Earth Charter Bio "Prue Taylor is the Deputy Director of the New Zealand Centre for Environmental Law. She has been teaching law at the University of Auckland, New ...
