E-Science and the data deluge

Philosophical Psychology 27 (1):1-15 (2014)
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This paper attempts to show how the “big data” paradigm is changing science through offering access to millions of database elements in real time and the computational power to rapidly process those data in ways that are not initially obvious. In order to gain a proper understanding of these changes and their implications, we propose applying an extended cognition model to the novel scenario.

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Jordi Vallverdú Segura
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