I am truly delighted of your words and wish you all the best. Please, keep us informed of your work!
I always remind my own students of the challenges … neocybernetics is not yet an established field of scientific research. But I guess you know that – and the rewards in these new frontiers can also be great! – Still, you had better discuss this topic with your superviser beforehand.
It is after having read your enlightning works that I decided to make my final dissertation on neocybernetics.
I deeply believe that if a chance there is to develop any unified model, neocybernetics is the only key for it. And my challenge is try to start investigating on it in my thesis.
Thank you very much for your efforts, as major contributors to change the “small” views about this world in a “much broader” one.
Carmelo R. Cartiere
Msc, Software Engineering
University of Oxford
Kellogg College
Excellent … superb … and with profound potential, indeed, for our understanding. Science can talk about ‘meaning’ again. Thank you.
I’m interested in biosemiotics as a philosophical underpinning of the emergent properties of ecoregions…
What a wonderful homepage for a wonderful research topic – congratulations!
Yours,
HC
Wow! Thank you
Dear Carmelo,
I am truly delighted of your words and wish you all the best. Please, keep us informed of your work!
I always remind my own students of the challenges … neocybernetics is not yet an established field of scientific research. But I guess you know that – and the rewards in these new frontiers can also be great! – Still, you had better discuss this topic with your superviser beforehand.
Yours,
Heikki Hyötyniemi
Dear Prof. Hyötyniemi,
It is after having read your enlightning works that I decided to make my final dissertation on neocybernetics.
I deeply believe that if a chance there is to develop any unified model, neocybernetics is the only key for it. And my challenge is try to start investigating on it in my thesis.
Thank you very much for your efforts, as major contributors to change the “small” views about this world in a “much broader” one.
Carmelo R. Cartiere
Msc, Software Engineering
University of Oxford
Kellogg College