Human Factors Design Thinking & Productivity 

 

A Translational Astrobiology Initiative   

 

 

 

 

 

  

 

Summary 

 

  

The InfoGraph above conveys a translational human factors methodology that scales astrobiology, cosmo chemistry and early protocols principles into a variety of social economic, 'societal benefit' areas.   

 

It is proposed as a high value application of existing astrobiology research, woven with the scoping review research of Interogenesis Designs. 

 

This research proposes that the protocell model establishes a framework that describes a broad array of current human societal activities.  Yet, there are historic, cultural physiology and behavioral patterns, that are proposed to be inefficient because they poorly reflect the organic protocell.

 

This creates an opportunity to scale the structures and mechanisms of action of the protocell into applications to benefit society.

 

These pages contain origin of life and protocell informed research that is proposed to contribute to conceptual maturation of the framework for astrobiology origin of life research.  Specifically by improving the understanding of human living systems, specifically for astrobiologists, to support them to expand their practical skill set of measurement and inquiry as they explore terrestrial material and extrapolate to the potential of life in nonterran environments.

  

The applications are organized around soft science (arts & Humanities) skills.  They have broad application across many human biological endeavors.  Such as, to improve science output for astrobiology research, to practical skills to improve health outcomes in hospitals and public health

 

This proposed system solution expresses existing tactics and goals stated in the Astrobiology Decadal Survey:

 

Origins, Worlds, and Life: A Decadal Strategy for Planetary Science and Astrobiology 2023-2032 (2023).

 

Specifically the comments pertaining to information theory and scaling laws.

 

See:   Human Factors Design Thinking & Productivity

 

 

Contact:

 

Daniel J. Lappin BA, CMP

Interogenesis Designs

 

Translational Science Media

Health Economics

Performance, Innovation, Creative Flow

 

Interogenesis.com

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Research: 415-936-9981

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Winner: Creative Science Writing Competition, Poetry, 3rd Place, Astrobiology Science Conference, 2024.

 

Participant: NASA Workshop: Communicating Discoveries in the Search for Life in the Universe; Tier 2. 2024.

 

Member: American Economic Association

 

Interogenesis Designs, is a for-profit, commercial research and design firm.

 

 

 

 

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