It is immensely important, and as such, care needs to be taken in understanding what it is – i.e., all of its parts and its origination – how it is fostered and developed, and how it can come apart and fail.
during the academic year, talk, argue, read & discuss paper invite distinguished guests to talk & generally concern themselves with the problem of scientific creativity: what it is how does it happen, how it is fostered - can it be isolated, measured, nurtured, predicted, etc.
How is it fostered, who benefits, and what happens when it conflicts with privacy, commercial interests, or even state control?
Last year, the oil and gas industry commissioned a white paper called, "The Global Anti-Fracking Movement: What it Wants, How it Operates and What's Next," conducted by a risk management firm to give the industry advice on how to respond to the effective movement to stop fracking, citing the Global Frackdown as one of many events that fostered global networking and collaboration for a ban.
He campaigned in 2000 claiming that if he ousted the entrenched authoritarian system, he would curb some of the corruption it fostered.
When Fiji was politically isolated it fostered secondary political friendships of olden days and established new ones.
Areas of interest include how innovation is fostered and funded, and how people interact with technology and its social impacts.
It's inclusive and it's fostered communication.
Eye fixation data indicated that the compositional animation led to superior mental models because it particularly fostered relational processing.
