Our mission is disruption of capitalism's dominant model, as we assert most people lose while only a very minority win. We're confident 'social entrepreneurs' agree [1].
We think we're researching potentially a 'high-impact' topic that could bring health equity to millions of less-fortunate people. Our current research supports this, with preliminary findings that significant increases in Personal Protective Equipment effectiveness are possible with small (& not un-conventional) optimisations to their design.
We'd love for you to ideally undertake some research & development, too! All our stuff is freely-available and so is the computational software we've used. We're also relying of some 'digital learning' components that might be helpful for you (see 'Further learning' below) along with ensuring easier collaboration between anyone looking to share their stuff. You can choose not to share, but that defeats the purpose, no?
We aim to encourage collaboration, to disrupt the individualist mindset [3]. We further propose a design methodology which couples the computational-based method we've used with human-based 'ideation' techniques. Such an approach of optimisation conducted on a wide idea space ensures premature optimisation is reduced, allowing greater probability of achieving breakthrough innovations (based on a 'rational argument' and not physical empirical evidence).
All content (such as textual, video, spoken) generated as part of this research project is property of Tessellate Data Science (TDS). TDS releases this content under a Creative Commons License, specifically their Attribution 4.0 International Public License. All applicable Intellectual Property that TDS generates is released under an Open COVID License, specifically their Patent and Copyright version 1.1 license. See our research space for more Terms & Conditions.
- Coursera provides freely-taken online courses: https://www.coursera.org/articles/social-entrepreneurship
- Semantic Scholar has advanced literature review features: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Experimental-characterization-of-speech-aerosol-Tan-Silwal/351904360e8ccb5238a596af85f2cbc0c94c1baa
- hypothesis.is has advanced content learning & collaboration features: https://web.hypothes.is/help/annotation-basics/