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This mathematical principle reveals the best way to get anything you want in life – Business Insider Australia

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This mathematical principle reveals the best way to get anything you want in life
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Whether it’s landing your dream job or getting the girl, a basic mathematical principle can help you in almost any situation. That’s according to Hannah Fry, a mathematician at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis in London and author of new …

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This mathematical principle reveals the best way to get anything you want in life – Business Insider

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This mathematical principle reveals the best way to get anything you want in life
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That’s according to Hannah Fry, a mathematician at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis in London and author of new book, “The Mathematics of Love.” She describes the “stable marriage problem,” or the challenge of matching two entities so that …

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This mathematical principle reveals the best way to get anything you want in life – Business Insider

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This mathematical principle reveals the best way to get anything you want in life
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That’s according to Hannah Fry, a mathematician at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis in London and author of new book, “The Mathematics of Love.” She describes the “stable marriage problem,” or the challenge of matching two entities so that …
A mathematical formula reveals the secret to lasting relationshipsBusiness Insider Australia

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Citizen Science and Policy – possible frameworks

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Back in February, my report ‘Citizen Science & Policy: a European Perspective‘ was published by the Wilson Centre in the US. As I was trying to make sense of the relevance of citizen science to policy making, I used a framework that included the level of geography, area of policy making and the type of … Continue reading Citizen Science and Policy – possible frameworks

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citizen science, Concepts, crowdsourced geographic information, Crowdsourcing, EEA, Environmental information, EPA Network, european environment agency, OpenStreetMap, policy, VGI, Volunteered Geographic Information

A mathematical formula reveals the secret to lasting relationships – Business Insider Australia

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A mathematical formula reveals the secret to lasting relationships
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Fry, who works at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis in London, explains in her 2014 TED Talk and recently released book, “The Mathematics of Love,” that the best predictor of long-lasting relationships is how positive and negative a couple …

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A mathematical formula reveals the secret to lasting relationships – Business Insider

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A mathematical formula reveals the secret to lasting relationships
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Fry, who works at the UCL Centre for Advanced Spatial Analysis in London, explains in her 2014 TED Talk and recently released book, “The Mathematics of Love,” that the best predictor of long-lasting relationships is how positive and negative a couple …

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Making participation in citizen science interesting & useful – survey

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The Citizen Cyberlab research project is asking for your help in understanding how citizen science projects can be designed to help you learn more about their scientific topic of the project, and making participation more interesting and useful for you. In addition to general understanding of why and how people take part in citizen sciences … Continue reading Making participation in citizen science interesting & useful – survey

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citizen cyberlab, citizen science, Research projects

History of Telephony: Funded PhD Award with King’s College London, BT and the Science Museum Group

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Applications are invited for an AHRC-funded doctoral student to join King’s College London, BT Archives, and the Science Museum Group in late September 2015 or early January 2016 to investigate the impact of the telephone landline network on British society … Continue reading →

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bt, history, mapping, networks, Research, science museum

Tube Line Closure Map

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The Tube Line Closure Map accesses Transport for London’s REST API for line disruption information (both live and planned) and uses the information there to animate a geographical vector map of the network, showing closed sections as lines flashing dots, with solid lines for unaffected parts. The idea is similar to TfL’s official disruption map, … Continue reading Tube Line Closure Map →

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Data Graphics, london, Mashups, OpenLayers, OpenStreetMap

ECSITE 2015 – Citizen Science & Participatory Practices

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On the last day of ECSITE 2015, the first session on the Future of Citizen Science focused on exploring citizen science with reference to Socientize White Paper on Citizen Science. Paulo Gama Mota started by covering the Socientize project. The project created a platform for citizen science projects, with the science museum of Coimbra providing … Continue reading ECSITE 2015 – Citizen Science & Participatory Practices

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citizen cyberscience, citizen science, Conference, ECSA, ECSITE, ECSITE2015, Extreme Citizen Science, Participatory methods, Trento

ECSITE 2015 – food for curious minds (day 2)

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The ECSITE conference which was held in the beautiful MUSE museum in Trento, Italy is the annual gathering of the practitioners and researchers in the area of science museums and science centres. I attended two of the three days of the conference. The notes below are from some of the sessions that I joined, learning about … Continue reading ECSITE 2015 – food for curious minds (day 2)

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citizen science, Conference, ECSITE, ECSITE2015, Science Centres, Science Museums

COST Energic Summer School on VGI and Citizen Science in Malta

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COST Energic organised a second summer school that is dedicated to Volunteered Geographic Information (VGI) and citizen science. This time, the school was run by the Institute for Climate Change & Sustainable Development of the University of Malta. with almost 40 participants from across Europe and beyond (Brazil, New Zealand), and, of course, participants from … Continue reading COST Energic Summer School on VGI and Citizen Science in Malta

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citizen science, COST ENERGIC, COST IC1203, data collection, DIY electronics, GIS, Malta, OpenStreetMap, Participatory Sensing, PPGIS, Summer school, University of Malta, VGI, Volunteered Geographic Information

Walking on Wembley Way – The FA Cup Final Arsenal vs. Aston Villa 2015 Gathering

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Wembley Stadium. It has a proud history, some may say. It sure is an occasion, to go to Wembley for any event, but of all events, the FA cup final is probably the biggest event on the Wembley Stadium Calendar.As fans travel to the Stadium from all acro…

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Complex Dynamics, Crowd Behaviour, Crowd Control, dense crowds, emergence, FA Cup Final, Herding, homogeneous crowd flow, Lane Formation, Self Organising Phenomena, Wembley Stadium, Wembley Way, Zipper Effect
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