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„Systems Science for Systems Engineering“. BCSSS Scientific Council Member David Rousseau starts the year with a promising research programme.

Posted on Februar 8, 2017 by Tess Marja Werner Veröffentlicht in Meetings, Research, Systems Science and Philosophy

From 20th to 22nd January 2017 our valued member of the BCSSS Scientific Council and leader of the BCSSS Research Group „Systems Science and Philosophy“ David Rousseau attended the NSF (National Science Foundation) workshop “Future Directions in Engineering Design and…

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Successful programme by David Rousseau, leader of the BCSSS Research Group Systems Science and Philosophy, at INCOSE International Workshops (INCOSE IW18)

David Rousseau presented the Vision for advancing the Systems Sciences and Systems Engineering at the US National Science Foundation

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