Matches in DBpedia 2015-04 for { ?s ?p "The Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance (NS CTA)is a collaborative research alliance funded by the US ArmyResearch Laboratory (ARL) and focused on fundamentalresearch on the critical scientific and technical challenges thatemerge from the close interdependence of several genres ofnetworks such as social/cognitive, information, and communications networks.The primary goal of the NS CTA is to deeply understand the underlying commonalitiesamong these intertwined networks, and, by understanding,improve our ability to analyze, predict, design, and influencecomplex systems interweaving many kinds of networks.This emerging research domain, termed network science,also has the potential to accelerate understanding of eachgenre of network by cross-fertilization of insights, theories,algorithms, and approaches and by expanding their studyinto the larger context of the multi-genre (or composite) network environmentswithin which each must act.The NS CTA is an alliance between (ARL), other governmentresearchers, and a consortium of four research centers: anAcademic Research Center (ARC) focused on social/cognitivenetworks (the SCNARC), an ARC focused on informationnetworks (the INARC), an ARC focused on communicationsnetworks (the CNARC), and an Interdisciplinary Research Center(the IRC) focused on interdisciplinary research and technology transition. "@en }
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- Network_Science_CTA comment "The Network Science Collaborative Technology Alliance (NS CTA)is a collaborative research alliance funded by the US ArmyResearch Laboratory (ARL) and focused on fundamentalresearch on the critical scientific and technical challenges thatemerge from the close interdependence of several genres ofnetworks such as social/cognitive, information, and communications networks.The primary goal of the NS CTA is to deeply understand the underlying commonalitiesamong these intertwined networks, and, by understanding,improve our ability to analyze, predict, design, and influencecomplex systems interweaving many kinds of networks.This emerging research domain, termed network science,also has the potential to accelerate understanding of eachgenre of network by cross-fertilization of insights, theories,algorithms, and approaches and by expanding their studyinto the larger context of the multi-genre (or composite) network environmentswithin which each must act.The NS CTA is an alliance between (ARL), other governmentresearchers, and a consortium of four research centers: anAcademic Research Center (ARC) focused on social/cognitivenetworks (the SCNARC), an ARC focused on informationnetworks (the INARC), an ARC focused on communicationsnetworks (the CNARC), and an Interdisciplinary Research Center(the IRC) focused on interdisciplinary research and technology transition. ".