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SUMMARY:The 26th European Conference on Knowledge Management\, September 3-5 Lahti\, Finland
DESCRIPTION:We are honored to announce the prestigious participation of Marta Christina Suciu\, a distinguished member of the International Union of Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Cultural Studies (IUITCS)\, member of our Scientific Council at the 26th European Conference on Knowledge Management (ECKM 2025). \nThe ECKM 2025 took place from September 3–5\, 2025\, in Lahti\, Finland\, hosted by the Lappeenranta–Lahti University of Technology (LUT). This long-standing academic conference serves as a premier international platform where researchers\, academics\, and industry experts exchange ideas and present innovative studies in the field of Knowledge Management (KM). The event embraced a hybrid format\, allowing both in-person and virtual participation. \nProfessor Marta Christina Suciu\, together with Dr Adrian Petre\, Dr Doru Alexandru Plesa\, and Dr Decebal Octavian Dumitrescu\, from the Bucharest University of Economic Studies\, presented the research paper entitled:\n“Exploring the Role of Knowledge Management in Integrating ESG Practices into Organisational Strategies.” \n \nTheir contribution highlighted the critical intersection between knowledge management and sustainable business transformation\, providing valuable insights into how KM practices can support the integration of Environmental\, Social\, and Governance (ESG) principles within contemporary organizational strategies. \nThe active participation of Professor Suciu and her colleagues at ECKM 2025 reflects both the academic excellence of the Bucharest University of Economic Studies and the continued engagement of IUITCS in advancing interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary research at an international level.
URL:https://www.iuitcs.org/event/the-26th-european-conference-on-knowledge-management-september-3-5-lahti-finland/
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SUMMARY:ECKM 2026 – Call for Papers
DESCRIPTION:Dear Members IUITCS\, \nWe are pleased to announce you that the next European Conference on Knowledge Management (ECKM 2026) will be hosted by Niccolò Cusano University in Rome\, Italy\, on 3–4 September 2026.\nPreparations are already underway\, and further details can be found on our website:\n👉 http://www.academic-conferences.org/conferences/eckm/ \nWe invite you to circulate the Call for Papers among your colleagues and professional networks. Once full papers have been submitted\, we will contact you to review one or two papers as part of our double-blind peer review process.\nWhile we hope you will contribute and join us again at next year’s conference\, this is not a prerequisite for participating on the review committee. \n🗓️ The Call for Papers will close on 11 February 2026. \nAbout ECKM\nAs the longest-running academic Knowledge Management conference in Europe\, ECKM brings together diverse groups of researchers and practitioners from across disciplines. The event aims to bridge theory and practice — helping practitioners apply research findings\, and enabling researchers to gain insights into real-world challenges. \nKey themes include: \n\nThe Fundamentals of Knowledge Management\nKnowledge Management in Organisations\nKnowledge Innovation and Dynamics\nIntellectual Capital\n\nHost City – Rome\, Italy\nThe 2026 conference will take place in Rome\, the capital of Italy — known as the “Eternal City” for its rich cultural heritage and over 2\,500 years of continuous history. Home to iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum\, the Roman Forum\, and Vatican City\, Rome offers a unique blend of ancient history and vibrant modern life. \nFor more information\, please visit:\n👉 http://www.academic-conferences.org/conferences/eckm/eckm-call-for-papers/ \n 
URL:https://www.iuitcs.org/event/eckm-2026-call-for-papers/
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SUMMARY:Call for Proposals - Seminar: “Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity – Landmarks” 29–30 October 2026 | Carmen Sylva Cultural Center\, Sinaia\, Romania
DESCRIPTION:The Carmen Sylva Cultural Center in Sinaia invites researchers\, professors\, professionals\, and students to submit proposals for the seminar “Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity – Landmarks”\, an event dedicated to exploring the challenges and opportunities arising from interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary approaches across various fields of knowledge. \nProposed themes for discussion and submissions: \n\nBiocomplexity – Current interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary aspects\nModern culture and interdisciplinary & transdisciplinary education – Methods\, practices\, and innovative perspectives\nConnections and disjunctions between science and 21st-century religion – Current interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary aspects\n\nTypes of submissions accepted: \n\nOral presentations (20 minutes)\nDiscussion sessions and workshops\nScientific or artistic posters with interdisciplinary relevance\n\nSubmission guidelines: \n\nTitle of the paper/proposal\nName(s) of the author(s) and affiliation(s)\nAbstract of maximum 300 words\nIndication of the main theme from the list above\n\nDeadline for submissions: 31 August 2026\nProposals should be sent to: info@iuitcs.org \nContact:\nFor questions or clarifications\, please contact us at info@iuitcs.org or call at +40 723 273 439\, + 32 472 02 38 45 \nWe look forward to receiving your proposals and to fostering a lively and innovative dialogue across disciplines and perspectives!
URL:https://www.iuitcs.org/event/call-for-proposals-seminar-interdisciplinarity-and-transdisciplinarity-landmarks-29-30-october-2026-carmen-sylva-cultural-center-sinaia-romania/
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SUMMARY:Call for Proposals - Seminar: “Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity – Landmarks” - Bio-Complexity Topics
DESCRIPTION:The IUITCS Seminar “Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity – Landmarks\,” to be held 29–30 October 2026 at the Carmen Sylva Cultural Center in Sinaia\, Romania\, proposes three main themes for discussion. \nWe have the pleasure of expanding the list of essential subjects to be discussed within the first theme\, Bio-Complexity Topics: \n\nComplex biological systems\nMultidisciplinarity – interdisciplinarity – transdisciplinarity: epistemological signification\nExamples of complex biosystems\nProperties of complex biosystems\nFrom elements and parts to complex biosystems\nWhat is bio-complexity?\nQuestions and existing methods within the science of complex systems\nEmergence and concepts within bio-complexity theory\nIterative aspects (deterministic and stochastic) in the study of complex systems\nAspects of thermodynamic and statistical bio-complexity\nActive\, sliding\, diffusion\, fluctuation\, and becoming processes in bio-complex systems\nDeterministic and stochastic complex processes generated by cellular automata\nBio-complexity and probability\nBio-complexity and computational simulation (Monte Carlo method)\nBio-complexity in social information and communication\nComplexity generated by logical computational systems\nComplexity and bio-complexity generated by fractals\, measure\, renormalization\, and chaos\nComplexity and bio-complexity within deterministic and stochastic network theory. Biologically mathematical networks ANs-B\nBio-complexity\, organization and self-organization\, homeostasis\nThe emergence of simplicity and complexity\nNeural networks and bio-complexity\nBrain functions\, models of the mind\, and complexity\nAttractors and complexity\nFeedforward networks and complexity\nLanguages\, grammars\, and complexity\nBio-signals and complexity\nFrom substructure to hierarchy\nBio-complexity and the Space of Experience\nThe genetic code\, protein kinetics and dynamics\, genetic algebras\, ontogenesis\nCoexisting molecular matter\, bio-structure\, noesi-structure\, psycho-structure\, bio-psychology\nThe phenomenology of sleep and the unconscious\, recovery and “rewriting” of memories\nBio-complexity analyzed through bio-mathematics and psycho-mathematics. Psychometrics\nNature versus nurture. Biological mutations\nLife – origin\, evolution\, and adaptation of complex organisms. Phenomenology. Fitness\nGrowth of complexity\, determinism and stochasticity\, the thought of Kurt Gödel\nExploration\, optimization\, interaction\, and population compatibility\nSpace and time\, space-time. Thermal time. The triad: substance – energy – information\nCatastrophes and stability within complex systems\nThe ecosystem and complexity\nFuzzy systems\, Lindenmayer algebras\, and complexity\nAspects of evolutionary biology within complex systems. Nonlinearity and non-equilibrium\nHuman civilization and complexity\nBehavior\, estimation\, and evolution of bio-complexity\nHuman intuition – neuroscience aspects. Language and complexity\nThe complexity of the human being\, artificial intelligence\, soul\nComplex social systems and policies\nComplexity of biosystem analysis\nBiological networks of multidimensional hierarchical development (ANs) and bio-complexity\nSynergy and bio-complexity\nNatural atomic reactors generating bio-complexity
URL:https://www.iuitcs.org/event/call-for-proposals-seminar-interdisciplinarity-and-transdisciplinarity-landmarks-bio-complexity-topics/
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SUMMARY:Call for Proposals – Seminar Sinaia 2026: “Interdisciplinarity and Transdisciplinarity – Landmarks” – Graphs and diagrams
DESCRIPTION:In the previous post\, the general topics related to built biocomplexity that are developed and studied within IUITCS were mentioned. We now have the pleasure of also presenting the graphs and diagrams related to this field\, taken from the works of Prof. Dr. Yannerr Bar-Yam from the USA. \nThey are illustrating the complex systems analyzed within IUITCS: fundamental systems (physical and chemical)\, bio-cellular and biomolecular systems\, physiological systems\, organisms and populations\, social and economic systems\, engineering systems. \nEssential characteristics: fields involved include Mathematics\, Physics\, Computer Science\, Biology\, Philosophy of Science and Epistemology; numerous components\, nonlinearity\, emergence\, self-organization\, dynamics far from equilibrium\, multiscale behavior\, sensitivity to initial conditions\, adaptability\, and the concept of the “Space of Experience”. \nProf. Dr. Yannerr Bar-Yam’s graphics and diagrams are presented as following: \nCharacteristics of complex systems/bio-systems \n \nRepresentation of systems/bio-systems \n \nState and phase space in dynamic bio-systems \n \n Physical / biophysical systems \n \n  Complex adaptive bio-systems \n \nEvolutionary bio-systems \n \nComplex systems – biocomplex systems \n \n 
URL:https://www.iuitcs.org/event/call-for-proposals-seminar-interdisciplinarity-and-transdisciplinarity-landmarks-graphs-and-diagrams/
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