Call for contributions: "Future
oriented-technology analysis" conference, 27 and 28 November 2014 in
Brussels
The JRC is launching a call for
abstracts for the fifth
edition of the “Future oriented- technology analysis" (FTA) conference.
Focused on the theme "Engage today to shape tomorrow", it will be
held on 27 and 28 November 2014 in Brussels.
There are three main themes that
will help structure contributions and discussions:
- · FTA and Innovation Systems
- · Creative interfaces for forward looking activities
- · Cutting edge FTA approaches
Abstracts
of papers and posters can be submitted until Monday 23 June (midnight) through
JRC’s website. Further details on the themes, the contributions, the scientific
committee and other important dates can be found in this call-for-contributions.
The
conference organisers encourage contributions from practitioners coming from
science, business, policy-making and civil society organisations. The
conference aims at bringing these communities together to engage in discussing
the use and impacts of FTA approaches and to identify and explore possible
synergies and future developments.
For
the three themes of the 2014 FTA conference, contributions are sought either in
the form of papers or posters and can either be scientific or practice-oriented
as follows:
·
Scientific papers should be
empirically grounded, with a strong theoretical component and demonstrating
critical or new methodological approaches.
·
Practice-oriented papers should
clearly demonstrate how FTA approaches have been implemented in practice to
support policy-making and strategy processes.
·
Posters should have a strong visual
dimension and should clearly illustrate the process, outcomes and possible
impacts of the applied FTA approach.
Abstracts
should have a maximum of 500 words. Please note that only abstracts submitted
directly through the online form will be considered. Abstracts should include a
clear description of the contribution to the selected theme, the methodological
approach, the results and/or impacts.
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