Human Practice

Human Practice Philosophy: big dreams with applications

Recycling ideas: recovery - transformation – new application

Behind our Human Practice we have one simple idea. We have a vision to transform our dreams in new applications to excel in achieving social goals. We have one idea and one vision for Human Practice, which has been shown in Future Lanthan Hospital Model. It is a bottom-up strategy to transform healthcare by launching collaboration on the boundaries of several disciplines aimed at inducing openness and sharing, not only in business and academia but also in the society itself. We would like to show the perspective and context for Cellulare. To tell the truth we would be pleased show you big dreams with application and encourage you to collaborate with us!

By our Human Practice strategy we want to inspire others to collaborate (see collaboration and future perspectives section). We believe that the person with a great idea behind is more powerful than one who depend merely on facts. So, everything what we have done was based on that philosophy. We understand, however, that our contribution is only a droplet in the sea of knowledge. Still, we envisage project to be a small thing with greater perspectives. We have started from listening what others want to say and, asking them questions to understand better the context of our project. We would be extremely pleased if a someone could find something from our ideas, transform it and find new application for it.

Therefore, we do not give you complete solutions, but a vision and a strategy to develop and apply. Our first goal is not to be the best iGEM project, our goal is to initiate the project which could be developed further, outside iGEM by people of different skills and different potential to solve complex problems on the larger scale. We are aimed at design both Cellulare itself and its Human Practice to serve social goals which could be developed far beyond synthetic biology.

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Future Lanthan Hospital Model

Our ultimate goals of the Human Practice is to add valuable contribution to healthcare transition by proposing a more synthetic biology-oriented approach for medicine. At the same time we want to encourage you to become more resource-efficient through optimal allocation of scarce material. These challanges we comprised in the raport “ Cellulare: transforming healthcare".

We have proposed several possible applications for novel economic concepts of Nobel Prize Winners in ‘Nobel Lantan Economy and Nobel Human Practice’ section. We would like to show new application for mechanism design (engineering part of the economy) and the stable matching algorithm allowing to better resource-management addressing the needs of the patients. We also aim to provide a contribution to the processing of medical data and open source science, since in the era of big data in medicine such measures seems to be necessary for the rapid transformation of healthcare. Here, we see new application for Cellulare, (and in futher perspective iGEM itself) to finally bring idea of transform healthcare with synthetic biology. We believe that synthetic biology approach, especially iGEM itself may ‘influence the world from protein, to policy, to pixels.” To make it happen we comprise our Human Practice in Future Lantan Hospital Model.

We have a bright vision of the future so we start from collaboration and sharing, moving to implement of our dreams in practice, see all 4 annexes to the raport in “Collaboration and Future Perspectives” section. We support the project on estimation of potential gains from KPD to more facile implementation of pilot program in Poland (here we feature also its preliminary results) and would like to contribute to gifted and STEM education in medicine by creating workshops connected with Future Lanthan Hospital. We have been inspired by Collegium Invisibile and Offtopicarium who also realize some bottom-up initiatives and have excellent Human Practice. What is more we are searching for new ways of communication in science via Scientia Crastina (latin for ‘The Science of Tomorrow’).