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Technology and Innovation

Technologie et innovation




TechInn - ISSN 2399-8571 - © ISTE Ltd

Aims and scope

Objectifs de la revue

Technology and Innovation is multidisciplinary journal. Its objectives are: to analyze systems and scientific and technical paradigms; study their innovation paths; discuss the connections of technology to society but also to innovation, examine how innovation disrupts the functioning of organizations and companies nowadays and in the industrial past, study stakeholder strategies (enterprises, laboratories, public institutions, users) in the production, use and diffusion of new technologies, understand the systemics of these technologies and construct scenarios of their potential diffusion and application; understand how innovation questions our categories of thought and upsets traditional knowledge mapping…and the meaning of innovation.

 

The journal welcomes articles from the following backgrounds: economy, management, history, epistemology and philosophy of techniques and innovation and design engineering.


 

Scientific Board

Laure MOREL (direction)
Université de Lorraine, Laboratoire ERPI
laure.morel@univ-lorraine.fr

 

Sophie BOUTILLIER
Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale
Sophie.Boutillier@univ-littoral.fr


Pierre BARBAROUX
Centre de recherche de l’armée de l’air
pierre.barbaroux@ecole-air.fr


Romain DEBREF
Université de Reims Champagne Ardenne
romain.debref@univ-reims.fr


Camille DUMAT
Université de Toulouse INP-ENSAT
Lab. DYNAFOR INRAE-INP
camille.dumat@ensat.fr


Joelle FOREST
INSA de Lyon
joelle.forest@insa-lyon.fr


Sophie FOURMENTIN
UCEIV, Université Littoral Cote d’Opale
sophie.fourmentin@univ-littoral.fr


Stéphane GORIA
Centre de recherche sur les médiations
Université de Lorraine
Stephane.goria@univ-lorraine.fr

 


 


 

Nathalie JULLIAN
Université Picardie Jules Verne
Nathalie.pawlicki@u-picardie.fr


Pierre LAMARD
Université de Technologie
de Belfort-Montbéliard
pierre.lamard@utbm.fr


Thomas MICHAUD
Cnam, Consultant
thomachaud@yahoo.fr


Fabien MIEYEVILLE
Laboratoire Ampère – Polytech Lyon
fabien.mieyeville@univ-lyon1.fr


Sophie REBOUD
Groupe ESC Dijon-Bourgogne
sophie.reboud@escdijon.eu


Jean-Claude RUANO-BORBALAN
Conservatoire national des arts et métiers
jean-claude.ruano_borbalan@cnam.fr


Jean-Marc TOUZARD
INRA
jean-marc.touzard@supagro.inra.fr

 

Technologie et innovation est une revue pluridisciplinaire. Ses objectifs sont les suivants : analyser les systèmes et les paradigmes scientifiques et techniques, étudier leurs trajectoires d’évolution, discuter des liens de la Technologie à la société mais aussi de la Technologie à l’innovation, examiner comment les innovations bouleversent le fonctionnement des organisations et des sociétés aujourd’hui et dans le passé industriel, étudier les stratégies des acteurs (entreprises, laboratoires, institutions publiques, usagers) de production, d’utilisation, de diffusion des nouvelles technologies, comprendre la systémique de ces technologies et construire de scenarii sur leur potentiel de diffusion et d’application, étudier comment les innovations questionnent nos catégories de pensée et bousculent la cartographie traditionnelle des savoirs... penser le sens de l’innovation.


Elle accueille des articles en économie, gestion, histoire, sciences de l’information et de la communication, épistémologie et philosophie des techniques, ingénierie de l’innovation et design.


 

Conseil scientifique

Laure MOREL (direction)
Université de Lorraine, Laboratoire ERPI
laure.morel@univ-lorraine.fr

 

Sophie BOUTILLIER
Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale
Sophie.Boutillier@univ-littoral.fr


Pierre BARBAROUX
Centre de recherche de l’armée de l’air
pierre.barbaroux@ecole-air.fr


Romain DEBREF
Université de Reims Champagne Ardenne
romain.debref@univ-reims.fr


Camille DUMAT
Université de Toulouse INP-ENSAT
Lab. DYNAFOR INRAE-INP
camille.dumat@ensat.fr


Joelle FOREST
INSA de Lyon
joelle.forest@insa-lyon.fr


Sophie FOURMENTIN
UCEIV, Université Littoral Cote d’Opale
sophie.fourmentin@univ-littoral.fr


Stéphane GORIA
Centre de recherche sur les médiations
Université de Lorraine
Stephane.goria@univ-lorraine.fr

 


 


 

Nathalie JULLIAN
Université Picardie Jules Verne
Nathalie.pawlicki@u-picardie.fr


Pierre LAMARD
Université de Technologie
de Belfort-Montbéliard
pierre.lamard@utbm.fr


Thomas MICHAUD
Cnam, Consultant
thomachaud@yahoo.fr


Fabien MIEYEVILLE
Laboratoire Ampère – Polytech Lyon
fabien.mieyeville@univ-lyon1.fr


Sophie REBOUD
Groupe ESC Dijon-Bourgogne
sophie.reboud@escdijon.eu


Jean-Claude RUANO-BORBALAN
Conservatoire national des arts et métiers
jean-claude.ruano_borbalan@cnam.fr


Jean-Marc TOUZARD
INRA
jean-marc.touzard@supagro.inra.fr

 

Journal issues


Recent articles

Innovating forms and contributions of play A short history of current practices and research

Here we discuss the history of the use of games for serious reasons and their scientific purposes. This long-standing practice became commonplace in the 1990s, particularly with the emergence of new technologies such as (...)


Forms and meaning of gamified educational innovation A case study: The Pix platform

Today, the gamification movement affects all digital application sectors, particularly that of education. The term nevertheless covers various meanings and we endeavor to explore it here as a socio-technical innovation. (...)


Educational innovation in higher education through open source serious gaming

Educational innovation in higher education is protean. Through serious games and business games, game-oriented learning has become very present in management sciences over the past ten years, and it seems interesting to us (...)


Serious games as innovations for sustainable agri-environmental and food transitions in the territories. A French study

The various transitions needed to adapt to environmental upheavals require innovative tools. Serious games appear to be very useful for this purpose. These games are designed to transform behavior and are described as (...)


AGREGA GAME, a serious game about understanding and managing the circular economy of aggregates on a regional scale

The supply of natural aggregates in France has become a major issue due to the expected increase in consumption, both in the field of construction and public works, and due to the environmental and societal constraints that (...)


Technologies in audiovisual fictions – matrices or limits for innovation?

In this new issue of Technology and Innovation, five articles question the contribution of audiovisual fiction to the world of technological imagination. Innovation processes take advantage of these fictional (...)


The imaginary world of cinematography and technological threats

Our goal is to show how science fiction films depict threats exposed in an all-digital society. These cinematographic worlds allow us to question the interest of such innovations. They paint a picture of a world in which (...)


Contributions and limits of science fiction to responsible innovation: The case of Ready Player One analyzed with the 5F grid

Audio-visual science fiction has recently gained a growing interest from innovation practices and communities. This is because they present, with a high level of detail, innovative technologies, all whilst softly spreading (...)


How does fiction lead to ethical and political reflection? The case of TV shows in engineering schools

This paper explores the power of science fiction stories in their role as projections and warnings, and how they can be used in an educational sense, specifically in engineering schools. We explore how to use these (...)


When the armor does not make the soldier: Why do we need design fiction?

This paper presents the way in which fiction can be used within the framework of an innovation project, in particular an innovation project with a long-term perspective. We first present the role of fictional worlds and the (...)


Editorial Board


Editor

Dimitri UZUNIDIS
Research Network on Innovation, Paris
Dimitri.Uzunidis@univ-littoral.fr

 


Editor in Chief

Didier LEBERT
ENSTA Paris
didier.lebert@ensta-paris.fr


Co-Editors

Laurent ADATTO
Réseau de recherche sur l’innovation, Paris
Université de Lyon
lradatto@yahoo.com

Smaïl AÏT-EL-HADJ
Institut Textile et Chimique
Université de Lyon
smail.aitelhadj@itech.fr

Bertrand BOCQUET
Université de Lille
Bertrand.Bocquet@univ-lille.fr

Laurent DUPONT
ENSGSI-ERPI – Université de Lorraine
l.dupont@univ-lorraine.fr

Blandine LAPERCHE
Université du Littoral Côte d’Opale
Clersé
laperche@univ-littoral.fr

Cédric PERRIN
Université Évry Val d’Essonne
cp2002@orange.fr

Schallum PIERRE
Institut intelligence et données (IID)
Université de Laval
Canada
schallum.pierre@iid.ulaval.ca

Corinne TANGUY
Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté
corinne.tanguy@dijon.inra.fr
 

 


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