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articles/a-place-to-think-in-the-new-information-age.md

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 The broader potential impacts of the CDIW arise from the potential to radically improve information activities, reshaping not only the way we use but how we think with computers. The direct outcomes of our research agenda will improve the productivity and well-being of information workers, with a primary focus on digital collaboration, information visualization, and similar extended-duration information-rich activities. To accomplish this, our network directly engages with the complex socio-technical issues underlying challenges of the modern global information workplace. Here we align with NSF's commitment to growing convergence research and building capacity through international exchanges, skills training, shared mentoring, and inclusive outreach. These activities will accelerate the pace, scale, and impact of research across the individual labs of the CDIW networks while recruiting and training the next generation of US-based researchers steeped in the advantages of interdisciplinary international collaboration. To advise the CDIW, we involve the long-standing and influential U.S.-based Human-Computer Interaction Consortium (HCIC) of university and industrial researchers, the Paris Institute for Advanced Studies, a transdisciplinary research center with experience facilitating the emergence of networks of young international researchers working on major societal issues, the MIT Center for Collective Intelligence that explores how people and computers can be connected so that collectively they act more intelligently, and Microsoft's Office of Applied Research as members of an advisory panel to help nurture, expand, and ensure sustainability of the CDIW network.
 
 
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 [^1]: The foundation, not the whole edifice.
 
 [^2]: The proposal, AccelNet Implementation Phase 1: A Network of Networks to Address the Grand Challenges of the Future of Collaboration and Information Work at the Human-Technology Frontier was submitted to the National Science Foundation on December 11, 2023.

articles/identity-from-double-to-avatar/AVA_2018_10-round-table-discussion2.md

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media/b/bioet-2019-1-cognition-la-bioethique-aux-frontieres-de-la-vie-.md

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 caption: 'La bioéthique : aux frontières de la vie ?'
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media/o/our-microbial-lives-introduction.md

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media/s/syne1-2015-12-sharing-to-communicate-bioethique-et-laicite.md

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