The Unicist Research Institute

Global Research in Complexity Sciences

The Unicist Research Institute is specialized in the research of complexity. The difference between science and complexity science is that, when dealing with complexity, artificial experiments are not applicable. Real application is the only way to experience a reality with “open boundaries”.

The project “Evolution” was launched in 2008. The objective of such project is to consolidate our research teams based on the integration of the research projects involved. Research teams carry out their projects as part of their development in the field of complex problems research.

The benefits for Companies and individuals participating are the results of these researches. General aspects will be published and the confidential segments will considered as classified material.

Researchers will be participating in Think Tanks, R&D Labs and global research projects with companies and institutions at the end of this process (e.g. http://cordis.europa.eu). .

Invitation for academics: Project “Evolution”

Subproject Nº 2002
Learning and education of high-potential individuals

This project is focused on the particular characteristics of local approaches to the learning and education of gifted individuals.
This research project is centered on how the culture fosters learning programs for high-potential individuals and their relation with the learning of culture basics.

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Subproject Nº 2003
Future Forecast and Business Planning

This research is focused on the particular characteristics of local approaches to future forecast for business scenario building, diagnosing and decision making.
The research is based on the unicist technology for future research.

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Subproject Nº 2004
Innovation and Technological Development

This project is focused on the particular characteristics of local approaches to innovation and technology development.
The research is based on the unicist technology for research and innovation.

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Subproject Nº 2005
Mergers
Cooperation - Competitiveness

This research is focused on the particular characteristics of local approaches to business mergers.
The research is based on the unicist technology for alliances, mergers and acquisitions.

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