Cluster 1: The study of chaos and the interactions within complex systems.
Cluster 10: The use of tools to study geometric transformations and comparisons.
Cluster 11: The study of asymmetrical hierarchies and outliers.
Cluster 12: The examination of the relationship between perception and reality.
Cluster 13: The focus on creating technology that is user-friendly and centered around human needs.
Cluster 14: The investigation of self-organization and emergence through the lens of constraints and patterns.
Cluster 15: The analysis of the relationship between shape, topology, and representation in transformations.
Cluster 16: The examination of the connection between place, culture, perception, and identity.
Cluster 17: The consideration of sustainability in the management of data and algorithms.
Cluster 18: The examination of language, cognition, and neural processes through the lens of regulation and perception.
Cluster 2: The study of geometry and topology in relation to continuity, freedom, and boundaries.
Cluster 3: The analysis and measurement of data with a focus on precision.
Cluster 4: The study of linear algebra and its relationship to symmetry, topology, and shape.
Cluster 5: The investigation of the science of materials, specifically adhesion and interfacial energy.
Cluster 8: The examination of the relationship between culture, design, process, and structure.
Cluster 9: The study of control flow, specifically recursion and jump statements.