In the cognitive sciences, experimentation, analysis, and dissemination are becoming cheaper, easier, and more open. Researchers can produce results more accurately, reproducibly, and collaboratively.
These articles range across the cognitive sciences, and over a suite of techniques that are coming to be known as Science 2.0.
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Bio
Based in Ottawa, Worldchanging Canada editor Mark Tovey is completing his Ph.D. in Cognitive Science in the Advanced Cognitive Engineering Lab at Carleton University. He is studying, among other things, human response to change, and how to accelerate and catalyze societal change.
He recently edited a book which looks at how the space of Web 2.0, mass collaboration, and open source methods can be used to gain traction on global problems, Collective Intelligence: Creating a Prosperous World at Peace. (648 pp., EIN Press).
For more information on Mark, see his website at marktovey.ca.
