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2	2	(% style="border-color:$theme.borderColor; border-style:hidden solid solid hidden" %)!!{{mok short="no"/}} ({{mok/}} for short) is a model for knowledge self-organisation, exploiting the biochemical metaphor for its basic abstractions, and biochemical coordination as its coordination model. As far as the basic {{mok/}} abstractions are concerned, in {{mok/}} knowledge //atoms// are generated by knowledge sources in shared spaces – //compartments// –, self-aggregate to shape knowledge //molecules//, and autonomously move toward knowledge consumers, whose actions (either epistemic or not) are represented as //enzymes//. As far as the {{mok/}} computational model is concerned, {{mok/}} features biochemical tuple spaces for the creation, aggregation, diffusion and consumption of knowledge atoms and molecules
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5	5	>About {{mok/}}
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7	7	* Books
8	8	** {{pub}}MokBookSpringer2016{{/pub}}
9		-* Papers
	8	+* Papers
10	10	** Foundations
11	11	#set($mokPaperlist = ['MokDcaiia2012','MokIdc2012'])
12	12	#foreach($mokPaper in $mokPaperlist)
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31	31	#set($mokThesislist = ['KnowledgemoleculesMariani2011','OcchiutoMok2012'])
32	32	#foreach($mokThesis in $mokThesislist)#set($mokThesisDoc = $xwiki.getDocument("Theses.$mokThesis"))
33	33	** {{thesis linked="title"}}$mokThesis{{/thesis}}
	33	+##** [[$mokThesisDoc.getValue('title')>>Theses.$mokThesis]]
34	34	#end
35	35	* Student Projects
36	36	** [[RSS-based sources of knowledge in MoK-News>>Courses.SdLm1213Projects-RSSMoK]]
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39	39	>Technology
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41		-Current {{mok/}} implementations are based on the [[{{tucson/}}>>TuCSoN.WebHome]] coordination technology. Since they are used for tests and experiments, they are not publicly available, yet.
	41	+Current {{mok/}} implementations are based on the [[{{tucson/}}>>http://tucson.unibo.it||target="_blank"]] coordination technology. Since they are used for tests and experiments, they are not publicly available, yet.