Festival of the Technical Culture 2018: two events organized by MIC-FGM On Saturday November 10 and on Saturaday November 17 MIC will talk about creativity at Villa Griffone. In the first event (November 10) we will talk about: The development of
Conference Cycle on Science and Society: new challenges for the new world of Anthropocene Giovanni Corazza with Andrea Battistini will have a talk on “The creative universe: survival and cultural growth in the cosmos”
Creative thinking at INECO Giovanni Corazza @ Ineco (Buenos Aires), the largest center for neuroscience in Latin America – June 10, 2018
Creative vs. Computational Thinking When surprise becomes a rational necessity A public talk by Prof. Giovanni Corazza in the Creativity and Innovation Lecture Series organized by the Webster Center for Creativity and Innovation (WCCI) (24 May 2018) The human species is running fast
Can we increase creative performance through the training of specific brain dynamics? A new article published on Neuropsychologia by MIC describes an innovative neurofeedback procedure to increase creative cognition Abstract: The present article describes an innovative neurofeedback training (NFT) procedure
Exploring the Link Between Mind Wandering, Mindfulness, and Creativity: A Multidimensional Approach A new article on the Creativity Research Journal by Agnoli, Vannucci, Pelagatti, & Corazza Even if mind wandering (MW) and mindfulness have traditionally been intended as separate
Organic Creativity for Well-Being in the Post-Information Society Editorial for the Europe’s Journal Of Psychology (Volume 13, issue n. 4) by Giovanni Emanuele Corazza The editorial dwells upon the technology-driven evolution from the Industrial to the Post-Information Society, indicating
Upcoming MIC Events on “The Dynamic Universal Creative Process: Extended Evolutionary Perspectives” Monday October 2, 2017 Buffalo State’s International Center for Studies in Creativity Thursday October 5, 2017 Pace University, NY Friday October 6, 2017 University
A new discussion on the Marconi Society Blog: Securing Blockchain and The Applications of the Future From the first work conducted by Stuart Haber and W. Scott Stornetta in 1991 to its entry into the popular lexicon in 2014,
A Short Theory of Failure A paper by Julia Von Thienen, Christoph Meinel, and Giovanni Emanuele Corazza published on Electronic Colloquium on Design Thinking Research Failures are a key concept in design thinking. They are discussed as a resource for learning,