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This project studies brain activity on multiple scales to develop advanced techniques for studying consciousness
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The Global Flourishing Study (GFS) is a collaboration between scholars at Harvard University and Baylor University to collect data on human flourishing from an international panel of individuals over the course of five years.
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DataCite will develop a workflow for applying open access principles to the full range of research outputs, using consciousness studies as a test field.
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Coventry University’s Centre for Trust, Peace, and Social Relations will study the effects on health and well-being of an eight-week intervention based on Christian and Muslim spiritual practices.
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Environmental and climate science training will enable faith leaders to participate in decision-making processes related to environmental and climate issues facing their communities.
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Joyful by nature: a comparative approach to the evolution and function of joy in intelligent species
Examining joy as an aspect of intelligence in non-human animals: chimpanzees, bonobos, the New Zealand-native kea parrot, and bottlenose dolphins.
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With TWCF funding, ConTraSt, an interactive open-access website that compares theories of consciousness by connecting findings from independent experiments, plans to become a hub for the consciousness community.
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With the commitment of more than 50 US colleges and the approval of the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine, HELIOS represents the most promising attempt to align higher education practices with open research values.
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The Europaeum is a program supported by Templeton World Charity Foundation, building a morally-aware cadre of talented young people who've developed leadership qualities, learned how to work collaboratively & are committed to shaping the future of Europe for the better.
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Drawing on computer science and evolutionary theory as well as cognitive, developmental, and comparative psychology, a new TWCF-funded project aims to develop a mathematical explanation for the diversity of intelligences observed in the natural world, as they are faced with varying constraints, capacities, and opportunities.