Rational Overcoming the COVID-19 pandemic requires large-scale cooperation and
behavior change on an unprecedented scale. Individuals can help reduce the burden of the …

Recent advances in network science have resulted in two distinct research directions aimed
at augmenting and enhancing representations for complex networks. The first direction, that …

Theoretical constructs, such as the information gap theory and compression progress theory,
seek to explain how humans practice curiosity. According to the former, curiosity is the drive …

This article proposes a novel approach that leverages graph theory, machine learning, and
graph embedding to evaluate research groups comprehensively. Assessing the …

Among the various generalizations of persistent topology, that based on rank functions and
leading to indexing-aware functions appears to be particularly suited to catching graph …

The concept of possibility has long been intertwined with the discourse of curiosity. The way
things might be can disturb the way things are, but we have to be ready for it. Curiosity …

Rapid developments and methodological divides hinder the study of how scientific
knowledge accumulates, consolidates and transfers to the public sphere. Our work proposes …

Comments on the original article by Clark et al.(see record 2022-57821-001) regarding
adversarial collaborations to improve behavioral science. In this commentary, the author will …

The human mind is curious. It is strange, remarkable, and mystifying; it is eager, probing,
and questioning. Despite the pervasiveness of curiosity and its relevance for our well-being …

We illustrate a simple model of knowledge scaffolding, based on the process of building a
corpus of knowledge, each item of which is linked to “previous” ones. The basic idea is that …