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Before Method: Implicit Laboratory Epistemology and the Architecture of Scientific Inquiry
Before Method: Implicit Laboratory Epistemology and the Architecture of Scientific Inquiry by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev Abstract Research methodology is commonly presented as beginning with problem formulation, research design, and method selection. Yet methods do not enter inquiry neutrally.
THE ORIGIN OF A SCIENTIFIC RESULT IN THE AGE OF AI
THE ORIGIN OF A SCIENTIFIC RESULT IN THE AGE OF AI by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev Why the phrase “we used artificial intelligence” is no longer enough At the end of a scientific paper, one increasingly encounters a short, almost technical statement: artificial intelligence was used in prepa
A Neural Network Will Never Replace the Human Being by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev
A Neural Network Will Never Replace the Human Being Distinguishing the Human-Self, the Cybernetic Machine of the Body, and Artificial Intelligence A Problem-Setting Article by Dr. Prof. Oleg Maltsev Abstract Contemporary discussion of artificial intelligence is largely organized around a
The 2025 PISA results, part I. Lies, damn lies, and English education statistics.
The 2025 PISA results, part I. Lies, damn lies, and English education statistics. by Prof. Paul Frijters On September 8th, the PISA results came out, detailing how almost a million 15-year olds across the world performed in standard tests for reading, mathematics, and science. The PISA res
Social Media, Mobile Phones, and the Intellectual Development of Students: What Challenge Does Academia Face?
Social Media, Mobile Phones, and the Intellectual Development of Students: What Challenge Does Academia Face? By EASU Vice-President PhD Oleg Maltsev, and EASU members PhD Oleksandr Sahaidak, Iryna Lopatiuk Introduction A student enters the contemporary university carrying, in a single devi
The challenge to development posed by mobile phones and social media: what is happening and what can academies do?
The challenge to development posed by mobile phones and social media: what is happening and what can academies do? Tjeerd Andringa, Gigi Foster, and Paul Frijters - ALM academics Introduction and background On September 12th, 8-11pm Brussels time, ALM and EASU will have a joint symposium on
Before Method: Implicit Laboratory Epistemology and the Architecture of Scientific Inquiry
Before Method: Implicit Laboratory Epistemology and the Architecture of Scientific Inquiry by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev Abstract Research methodology is commonly presented as beginning with problem formulation, research design, and method selection. Yet methods do not enter inquiry neutrally.
THE ORIGIN OF A SCIENTIFIC RESULT IN THE AGE OF AI
THE ORIGIN OF A SCIENTIFIC RESULT IN THE AGE OF AI by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev Why the phrase “we used artificial intelligence” is no longer enough At the end of a scientific paper, one increasingly encounters a short, almost technical statement: artificial intelligence was used in prepa
A Neural Network Will Never Replace the Human Being by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev
A Neural Network Will Never Replace the Human Being Distinguishing the Human-Self, the Cybernetic Machine of the Body, and Artificial Intelligence A Problem-Setting Article by Dr. Prof. Oleg Maltsev Abstract Contemporary discussion of artificial intelligence is largely organized around a
The 2025 PISA results, part I. Lies, damn lies, and English education statistics.
The 2025 PISA results, part I. Lies, damn lies, and English education statistics. by Prof. Paul Frijters On September 8th, the PISA results came out, detailing how almost a million 15-year olds across the world performed in standard tests for reading, mathematics, and science. The PISA res
Social Media, Mobile Phones, and the Intellectual Development of Students: What Challenge Does Academia Face?
Social Media, Mobile Phones, and the Intellectual Development of Students: What Challenge Does Academia Face? By EASU Vice-President PhD Oleg Maltsev, and EASU members PhD Oleksandr Sahaidak, Iryna Lopatiuk Introduction A student enters the contemporary university carrying, in a single devi
The challenge to development posed by mobile phones and social media: what is happening and what can academies do?
The challenge to development posed by mobile phones and social media: what is happening and what can academies do? Tjeerd Andringa, Gigi Foster, and Paul Frijters - ALM academics Introduction and background On September 12th, 8-11pm Brussels time, ALM and EASU will have a joint symposium on
Before Method: Implicit Laboratory Epistemology and the Architecture of Scientific Inquiry
Before Method: Implicit Laboratory Epistemology and the Architecture of Scientific Inquiry by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev Abstract Research methodology is commonly presented as beginning with problem formulation, research design, and method selection. Yet methods do not enter inquiry neutrally.
THE ORIGIN OF A SCIENTIFIC RESULT IN THE AGE OF AI
THE ORIGIN OF A SCIENTIFIC RESULT IN THE AGE OF AI by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev Why the phrase “we used artificial intelligence” is no longer enough At the end of a scientific paper, one increasingly encounters a short, almost technical statement: artificial intelligence was used in prepa
A Neural Network Will Never Replace the Human Being by Prof. Dr. Oleg Maltsev
A Neural Network Will Never Replace the Human Being Distinguishing the Human-Self, the Cybernetic Machine of the Body, and Artificial Intelligence A Problem-Setting Article by Dr. Prof. Oleg Maltsev Abstract Contemporary discussion of artificial intelligence is largely organized around a
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AFTER HEIDEGGER: From Technology to the Architecture of the World
August 26, 2026
AFTER HEIDEGGER: From Technology to the Architecture of the World
August 26, 2026
Members
Jerome Krase
Murray Koppelman Professor, and Professor Emeritus, at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York. After graduating from the elite Brooklyn Technical High School in 1960, he went on to study at Indiana University’s Bloomington Campus. There, after a three-year enlistment in the U.S. Army, he earned a BA in Sociology, with minors in History and Philosophy, in 1967. In 1973, he received a Ph.D. in Sociology at New York University in 1973. His Doctoral Dissertation “The Presentation of Community in Urban Society,” dealt with the undeserved stigmatization of a Black neighborhood in Brooklyn, thereby questioning unwarranted negative racial stereotypes in general.
Oleg Maltsev
Author, criminologist, security expert, psychologist, photographer, and investigative journalist. He is Vice-President and an academic researcher at the European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (EUASU), as well as a member of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. He bears the title of Academician, indicating that he is a leading fellow in scholarly societies with substantial influence on his field. He is also the founder and director of the Memory Institute and head of the Expeditionary Corps which conducts regular field research around the world and has a unique library of thousands of film photographs, old treatises, and manuscripts. He is an author of numerous books in areas such as applied history, sociology, depth psychology, philosophy, criminalistics, and criminology. He is an editor of several interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journals.
Italo Pardo
An EUASU Academician and Chair of the Committee on Ethics. Honorary Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Kent, UK. He is a founding member and President of the non-profit association International Urban Symposium – IUS. A long-standing member of the Association of Social Anthropologists of the Commonwealth, among others. He has written numerous articles and books. Additionally, he serves as the founder and editor of several book series on anthropology.
Jerome Krase
Murray Koppelman Professor, and Professor Emeritus, at Brooklyn College of The City University of New York. After graduating from the elite Brooklyn Technical High School in 1960, he went on to study at Indiana University’s Bloomington Campus. There, after a three-year enlistment in the U.S. Army, he earned a BA in Sociology, with minors in History and Philosophy, in 1967. In 1973, he received a Ph.D. in Sociology at New York University in 1973. His Doctoral Dissertation “The Presentation of Community in Urban Society,” dealt with the undeserved stigmatization of a Black neighborhood in Brooklyn, thereby questioning unwarranted negative racial stereotypes in general.
Oleg Maltsev
Author, criminologist, security expert, psychologist, photographer, and investigative journalist. He is Vice-President and an academic researcher at the European Academy of Sciences of Ukraine (EUASU), as well as a member of the Ukrainian Academy of Sciences. He bears the title of Academician, indicating that he is a leading fellow in scholarly societies with substantial influence on his field. He is also the founder and director of the Memory Institute and head of the Expeditionary Corps which conducts regular field research around the world and has a unique library of thousands of film photographs, old treatises, and manuscripts. He is an author of numerous books in areas such as applied history, sociology, depth psychology, philosophy, criminalistics, and criminology. He is an editor of several interdisciplinary peer-reviewed journals.
Italo Pardo
An EUASU Academician and Chair of the Committee on Ethics. Honorary Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Kent, UK. He is a founding member and President of the non-profit association International Urban Symposium – IUS. A long-standing member of the Association of Social Anthropologists of the Commonwealth, among others. He has written numerous articles and books. Additionally, he serves as the founder and editor of several book series on anthropology.
Journals

International academic journal Baudrillard Now

"Newsletter on the Results of Scholarly Work in Sociology, Criminology, Philosophy and Political Science"

Scientific Journal “Expedition”

Newsletter Odessa Photographic Society "FILM. PHOTO. LIFE"

Erweiterte Ansicht auf die Wissenschaft “NÄCHSTE STUFE”

Scientific and Popular Journal «Granite of Science»

Journal of Philosophy and Human Sciences

Literary and scientific newsletter of Hrushevsky

International academic journal Baudrillard Now

"Newsletter on the Results of Scholarly Work in Sociology, Criminology, Philosophy and Political Science"

Scientific Journal “Expedition”

International academic journal Baudrillard Now

"Newsletter on the Results of Scholarly Work in Sociology, Criminology, Philosophy and Political Science"















