Modern cities modelled as “super‐cells” rather than multicellular organisms: Implications for industry, goods and services
Jie Chang(Xi'an University of Architecture and Technology), Laura A. Meyerson(University of Rhode Island), Ying-En Ge(Jangan University), Changhui Peng(Université du Québec à Montréal), Kang Hao Cheong(Singapore University of Technology and Design), Mikko Heino(Okinawa Institute of Science and Technology Graduate University), Zhaoping Wu(Hangzhou City University), Kaixuan Pan(Zhejiang University), Guofu Yang(Institute of Archaeology), Feng Mao(Cardiff University), Yuan Ren(Zhejiang University), Xing Fan(Zhejiang University), Yong Ki Min(Zhejiang University of Technology), Yuanyuan Du(Zhejiang University), Zelong Qu(Powerchina Huadong Engineering Corporation (China))
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