Study of a Coincidence Detector Using a Suspension of Superheated Superconducting Grains in a High Density Dielectric Matrix for Positron Emission Tomography and Tagging

The present article seeks to deploy a classical taxonomy for description of the features and dynamics of the organizational frameworks that accompany the research endeavors which have arisen in some very spectacular, expensive or intellectually promising science research fields in recent decades, such as high-energy physics, nanoscience and nanotechnology (NST), and cryogenic-driven exploration of dark matter and associated events. Such a taxonomy will associate or combine classical concepts and vocabularies in a way that effectively and fairly precisely captures the novel forms of learning and organizational structures contained in these cognitively and organizationally innovative domains.Résumé. Cet article propose une taxonomie qui permette de décrire les cadres organisationnels et les dynamiques qui sous-tendent les efforts de recherche qui ont émergé dans des champs scientifiques particulièrement spectaculaires, prometteurs sur le plan intellectuel en même temps que coûteux, depuis quelques décennies: la physique de haute énergie, les nanosciences et technologies (NST), et l'exploration grâce à la cryogénie de la matière noire et des phénomènes qui s'y déroulent. Cette taxonomie est particulièrement pertinente pour comprendre les significations profondes qui sous-tendent l'organisation du travail et la production de connaissances dans ces domaines innovants.

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Cognitive/organizational blocks: Promethean, territorial and porous regimes

Shinn

Marcovich

2009

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Study of a Coincidence Detector Using a Suspension of Superheated Superconducting Grains in a High Density Dielectric Matrix for Positron Emission Tomography and Tagging

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