Team:ETH Zurich/human/survey

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      <p style="font-size:15px" align="justify"><b>OHHL Diffusion</b> concentration gradient after 24 hours.</p>
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      <p style="font-size:15px" align="justify"><b>Level of GFP expression,</b> after 11 hours of incubation, depending on the number of mine cells surrounding a colony. On the left is shown the experimental result (fluorescence) and on the right the simulation results are displayed, corresponding to concentration of GFP (mol/m<sup>3</sup>). Mine colonies are delimited in green. </p>
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Douglas Horton once said <i>“The art of simplicity is the puzzle of complexity."</i>  We deal with complexity in our everyday life, we see it in nature. But how does this complexity emerge and how do we relate to it? Even before we can attempt to answer these questions we need to understand what people perceive as complexity and what they associate with it. Are the feelings associated with complexity positive or rather negative? Is a dog actually complex? And what about an atom? Or love? Where do people encounter complexity? How do they react to it; do they face it or do they choose to avoid it? In our survey, the questions range from general questions on complexity to questions directly related to our project.  
Douglas Horton once said <i>“The art of simplicity is the puzzle of complexity."</i>  We deal with complexity in our everyday life, we see it in nature. But how does this complexity emerge and how do we relate to it? Even before we can attempt to answer these questions we need to understand what people perceive as complexity and what they associate with it. Are the feelings associated with complexity positive or rather negative? Is a dog actually complex? And what about an atom? Or love? Where do people encounter complexity? How do they react to it; do they face it or do they choose to avoid it? In our survey, the questions range from general questions on complexity to questions directly related to our project.  

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