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DARPA PMs John Paschkewitz, Bartlett Russell, and John Main believed liminal design could be applied to almost any problem spanning individual insight and previously disparate systems. Read the full story about how the liminal methodology changed DARPA's approach to systems design and activated the ideology behind Polyplexus.
Just one month after releasing its most recent Corporate Social Responsibility report, Timken is recognized by Newsweek as one of the country’s most responsible companies in 2022.
"We applied our innovative problem-solving capabilities to address this challenging application. Our associates, our engineering know-how, and our products and services are critical for increasing the efficiency of renewable energy."
- Ryan Evans, Director of Research and Development
“Incubators create a burst of R&D activity, convening interdisciplinary communities around specific technical challenges. We have used it effectively with DARPA to increase engagement and match rate and are excited to offer the platform more widely through the GSA,” says Michael Goldblatt, former Director of the DARPA Defense Sciences Office.
In Episode 7 of Polyplexus.com’s Talk Polymath podcast, RethinkX’s Jamie Arbib shares how the siloed study of technological impacts and linear forecasting of climate change underestimate the complex system dynamics and effects of technological disruption.
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Participant, which was founded in 2004 by Jeff Skoll, focuses on creating projects that inspire positive social change. The company has produced more than 100 films, and landed 82 Oscar nominations, with best picture wins for Green Book and Spotlight.
Doug Stagner is the first president of Grant's Farm as the Busch family takes over operations of the historic farm. He has more than 30 years of experience in the parks and attractions industry.
Fast Company describes it as an “immersive spectacle that’s like walking into a video game.” The technology has already been adopted by global brands Manchester United and the NBA.
Doug Stagner takes on the presidency of Grant’s Farm, an iconic St. Louis community attraction, as the Busch family announces plans to assume full operations and preserve the unique experience for future generations.
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