políticas científicas, optimalidad y sistemas complejos
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Abstract
Science policies, optimality and complex systems. Whereas scientific system is a complex system that must adapt to changes in knowledge, I give my opinion on the need for policies to
encourage this development. Doing analogies with other complex systems, I consider important to maintain the diversity and redundancy of the system. I believe that a way of achieving this
goal is to maintain and promote groups and projects that are not usually considered excellent at the time of evaluation.
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| Authors | ;Ricardo Montero |
| Journal | weed science |
| Year | 2015 |
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