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Bikini (1946) and Eniwetok (1951),s well as the concept of the necessity to gain better understandings about the myriads of microhistories of all the members of ecosystems to comprehend it. The chapter ends with an interview with Carlo Ratti.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4612-5296-2 the transformation of the innovation ecosystem over time; the communities, hubs, topics, emotions, and drivers of the ecosystem; and the accessibility and inclusiveness of the innovation ecosystem and its impacts, measured throughout communication, social impacts, and the emergence of patterns and cycles.

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Pharmacologic Therapies for Severe Asthmasource, and creating an open laboratory accessible to citizens, administrations, organizations, associations, companies, and multiple types of cultural operators, which could learn how to use the Relational Ecosystem to achieve their goals. This chapter describes this experience, its results, and the directions in which it is currently heading.

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,A Case Study: Kansas City’s innovation ecosystem, the transformation of the innovation ecosystem over time; the communities, hubs, topics, emotions, and drivers of the ecosystem; and the accessibility and inclusiveness of the innovation ecosystem and its impacts, measured throughout communication, social impacts, and the emergence of patterns and cycles.

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More Than Humans,r ecosystem, the one of the organization—and in the case of distributed sensing networks—for example the natural environment of the city, composed through disseminated sensors across the natural spaces of the city. This chapter ends with an interview with Pier Luigi Capucci.

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Boundary Behavior of Holomorphic Mappingsks and their evolution in time), and the types of relationships which can be described and observed in this perspective (strength and persistence of relations; vertical, horizontal, transversal relations; liminal relations). The chapter ends with an interview with Massimo Canevacci.

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