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Brain capital, ecological development and sustainable environments
Agustin Ibanez
, Harris Eyre
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Profundice en los temas de investigación de 'Brain capital, ecological development and sustainable environments'. En conjunto forman una huella única.
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Keyphrases
Access to Nature
16%
Adverse Effects
16%
Behavior Change
16%
Brain Capital
100%
Brain Health
100%
Capital Model
16%
Citizen Well-being
16%
Comprehensive Approach
16%
Development Environment
100%
Digital Literacy
16%
Ecological Development
100%
Ecological Intelligence
16%
Environmental Drivers
16%
Environmental Exposomics
16%
Environmental Factors
33%
Environmental Sustainability
33%
Global Crisis
16%
Global Innovation
16%
Green Skills
50%
Health Skills
16%
Healthcare Sustainability
16%
Long-term Sustainability
16%
Mental Health
33%
Neurourbanism
16%
Societal Challenges
16%
Sustainable Environment
100%
Syndemic
16%
Urban Planning
16%
Vulnerable Populations
16%
Social Sciences
Creativity
50%
Crisis
50%
Digital Literacy
50%
Education
50%
Environmental Factor
100%
Global Address
50%
Interdisciplinary Approach
50%
Mental Health
100%
Societal Scaling
50%
Sustainable Development
100%
Term Sustainability
50%
Urban Planning
50%
INIS
brain
100%
capital
100%
connections
9%
education
9%
environment
100%
increasing
9%
interactions
18%
planning
9%
populations
9%
psychological behavior
9%
scaling
9%
sustainability
27%
Economics, Econometrics and Finance
Adverse Effect
50%
Education
50%
Environmental Sustainability
100%
Mental Disorder
100%
Urban Development
50%
Psychology
Adverse Effect
50%
Creativity
50%
Digital Literacies
50%
Education
50%
Mental Health
100%