Conference in Prague, October 15–17, 2026

This category includes publications related to the conference held in Prague on October 15–17, 2026.

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• Event-Ecosystem Dilemma

  Kenneth R. Olson, Lois Wright Morton (Author)

• Soil after War as a Configurational Object of the Military Ecotone: Protocol for Developing a Theory for the Study of Soil Transformed by War. Version 1.0

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• Why Were There No Papers on War-Affected Soil at a Conference on the Effects of War on Soil. Protocols of Expert-AI Scientific Inquiry.  Version 1.0

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• The Right of a Theory to Empirical Testing: Organisational and Metascientific Constraints on the Study of Soil after War. Version 1.1

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• The Paradigm of the Military Ecotone

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• Protocol for the Development of the Theory of Military Ecotones. Version 1.2

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• The Record Can Be Rewritten, the Consequences Remain: Archives, Artificial Intelligence, and the Memory of War

  Laboratory of Military Ecotones (Author)

• Environmental Decision-Making Under Abrupt Transformation: Lessons from the Nova Kakhovka Dam Breach and Data-Driven Dengue Control

  Quillon Harpham (Author)

• Central Place Theory After 1945 and the Production of Scientific Innocence

  Laboratory of Military Ecotones (Author)

• Political Taboo and the Failure to Recognize Long Term Military Contamination

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• From the Formation of the Soviet Scientific System to the Involvement of Russian Academic Organizations in the War Against Ukraine

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• How a Citation Error Became Certified Knowledge

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• Verdun and the Somme After the Battles: Fragmented Expertise and the Morphology of Long Term Military Contamination

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• Responsibility to the Problem: An Explicit Standard for the Expert–AI System

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• Evidence Status and Pathological Uncertainty: A Working Standard for War Contamination Information

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• Field Verification in the Scientist–AI System: From Pathological Uncertainty to Quality Data

  Laboratory of Military Ecotones (Author)

• The Scientist–AI Research System: An Integrated Working Standard for War-Related Environmental Contamination

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• The Scientist–AI System: Rethinking Research on War-Related Environmental Contamination

  Laboratory of Military Ecotones (Author)

• Beyond Physical Reconstruction: Soft Power, Water and Community Resilience in Post-Conflict Settings

  Muriel Bubbio (Author)

• Who Is the Author and Why Is the Problem Still Unsolved? AI and the Failure of Super-Normal Science

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• AI-Assisted Hypothesis Generation: From Fragmented Manifestations to the Morphology of War Contamination

  Laboratory of Military Ecotones (Author)

• Building Research Infrastructure for Long-Term Studies of War: Project-Based Laboratories for Field Research, Information Systems, and Decision Support

  Dmitry Nikolaenko (Author)

• From Dioxin Source to Long-Term Biological Consequences: A New Information Framework for Reconstructing Wartime Contamination

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• When War Comes Home: A Humanistic Archive for Veterans, Families, and the Long-Term Consequences of War

  Laboratory of Information Systems (Author)

• People, Paper, and Property: A Comparative Framework for Post-Conflict Territorial Transformation

  Sandra F. Joireman (Author)