This Conference will be held at Colégio do Espírito Santo, Évora – Portugal.
CONTACTS:
Universidade de Évora Largo das Colegiais 2 (entrada pela R. do Cardeal Rei 6) 7000-803 ÉVORA Tel.: +351 266 740 800 Email: cehfc@uevora.pt http://www.ihc.fcsh.unl.pt
Hélène Gispert (Paris-Sud University)
Benoît Godin (INRS)
João Caraça (FCG)
DAY I – Thursday, November 23 (Colégio do Espírito Santo, Évora)
09.00-09.30
Registration
09.30-10.00
Opening Ceremony – Exma. Prof. Doutora Maria Fernanda Rollo, MCTES, Secretary of State (Secretária de Estado da Ciência, Tecnologia e Ensino Superior) and Magnífica Reitora Ana Costa Freitas, University of Evora Rector
Coffee break
10.30-12.00
Opening Conference – Hélène Gispert (Paris-Sud University), Testing the biographical undertaking in the case of the French mathematician Emile Borel (1871-1956): pitfalls, challenges and assets
Lunch
14.30-16.30
Sessions
Coffee break – with short presentations of recently launched books
17.00-19.00
Sessions
Dinner (around 19.30)
DAY II – Friday, November 24 (Colégio do Espírito Santo, Évora)
09.00-10.30
Sessions
Coffee break
11.00-12.30
Sessions
Lunch
14.30-16.00
Conference – Benoît Godin (INRS), Innovation and the Marginalization of Research
Coffee break
16.30-18.00
Conference – João Caraça (FCG), A maioridade da política científica em Portugal: a ação da JNICT de 1978 a 1982
18.00-18.30: Closing session
Cultural Programme
To check your short communication day and hour, please see HERE.
Any last hour change, special request, etc., please contact the Organizers as soon as possible.
Programme Flyer and Book of Abstracts will be hand over at the registration desk.
Hélène GISPERT
Hélène Gispert is professor in History of Science at Paris-Sud University. Her research focuses on the history of mathematics in the XIXth and XXth centuries France, more specifically on the history of circulation of mathematics in different institutional, social and cultural frames, and the history of French mathematical milieux.
Professor Gispert has been recently and for some years now working with the biographical approach, namely on the french mathematician Émile Borel, with several publications, like the forthcoming “Émile Borel (1871-1956) et Henri Lebesgue (1875-1941), Chronique d’une rupture annoncée” (In: Goldstein, C. (ed) Trajectoires de mathématiciens pendant la première guerre mondiale). Her experience with the biographical account deserved already interesting reflection: i.e. Gispert, Hélène. L’entreprise biographique à l’épreuve: écueils, défis, atouts du cas d’Emile Borel (In: L. Rollet & P. Nabonnand (dir.), Les Uns et les Autres… ; Biographies et prosopographies en histoire des sciences, Presses universitaires de Nancy, 2012).
Besides those mentioned works, other important contributions are:
Benoît GODIN
Holds a Dphil in Science-Technology-Society, Science Policy Research Unit (SPRU), Sussex University (England).
He is professor and researcher at INRS – “Institut national de la recherche scientifique”, centre / Urbanisation Culture Société (Montreal, Canada) and since 1992 he is funded by the Canadian SSHERC .
Professor Godin is a editorial board member of a dozen journals.
In 2014, he launched the CASTI Network – Conceptual Approaches to Science, Technology and Innovation, an Interdisciplinary Research Network (www.casti.org) and, presently, he is launching NOvation: Critical Studies of Innovation, an international journal of discourse analysis, conceptual history and intellectual history in STS – Science, Technology & Society and Innovation Studies.
Benoît Godin is currently conducting a long-term research project on the intellectual history of innovation, from Antiquity to the present. Innovation Contested (see here) is one of the main outputs of this project. He also published recently (2017) a book on the idea of models (of innovation), where he rethinks and debunks the historical narratives of models developed by theorists of innovation (see here).
Among others, his most important contributions are:
João CARAÇA
PhD in Nuclear Physics (Oxford) and Aggregated Professor in Physics (Lisbon), João Caraça was Director of the French Delegation of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation (FCG) from 2012 until 2016. Formerly Director of the Science Service at FCG from 1988 to 2011. He was a member of the EIT Board – European Institute of Innovation and Technology, from 2008 to 2012. It is a member of the Steering Committee of the European Philanthropy and Science Forum. He is, since 2017, President of the General Council of the University of Coimbra.
Professor of Economics and Management of Science, Technology and Innovation (1990-2003), he was coordinator and still is guest professor at the Higher Institute of Economics and Management at the University of Lisbon.
He was Consultant for Science of the President of the Portuguese Republic, from 1996 to 2006 and is the author of over one hundred and fifty scientific papers. He was Chairman of the Advisory Board of COTEC – Entrepreneurial Association for Innovation. His interests are on the areas of science and technology policy, foresight and the history of thought and culture.
He published several Works: Do Saber ao Fazer: Porquê Organizar a Ciência [From Knowledge to Making: Why Organizing Science] (1993), Ciência [Science] (1997), Science et Communication [Science and Communication] (1999), Entre a Ciência e a Consciência [Between Science and Conscience] (2002) e À Procura do Portugal Moderno [Looking for the Modern Portugal] (2003). He participated in the drafting of Limites à Competição [Limits to Competition] (1994) and the A Nova Primavera do Político [The New Spring of the Politician] (2007) and in the organization of the O Futuro Tecnológico [The Technological Future] (1999), the Ideias Perigosas para Portugal [Dangerous Ideas for Portugal] (2010), the Aftermath: The Cultures of the Economic Crisis (2012) and the Power, Leadership and Complexity (2015).
Adílio Jorge Marques (U.F.F., Brazil)
Adriana Feld (CONICET / U.N.Q., Argentina)
Álvaro Garrido (U.C., Portugal)
Ana Cardoso Matos (CIDEHUS / U.E., Portugal)
Ana Cristina Martins (IHC, Portugal)
Ana Simões (CIUHCT / F.C.U.L., Portugal)
António Augusto Passos Videira (U.E.R.J., Brazil)
Carolina Bagattolli (4P-U.F.P.R., Brazil)
Gilson Leandro Queluz (U.T.F.P.R., Brazil)
Irina Podgorny (FCNM-U.N.L.P., Argentina)
Isabel Malaquias (U.A., Portugal)
Leoncio López-Ócon (CSIC, Spain)
Luís Alberto Marques Alves (CITCEM / F.L.U.P., Portugal)
Luís Miguel Carolino (I.S.C.T.E., Portugal)
João Príncipe (U.E., Portugal)
João Rui Pita (CEIS20 / U.C., Portugal)
Jose Pedro Sousa Dias (MUNHAC, Portugal)
Jorge Alves (F.L.U.P., Portugal)
Maria Paula Diogo (CIUHCT / FCT-U.N.L)
Maria Margaret Lopes (Unicamp, Brazil)
Martha Cecilia Bustamante (U. Paris 7, França)
Manuel Valente Alves (F.M.U.L., Portugal)
Olival Freire Jr. (U.F.Ba., Brazil)
Victor Navarro Brotons (U.V., Spain)
The submission of communication proposals should be made via https://sge.uevora.pt.
Registration after proposal acceptance should also be made via https://sge.uevora.pt.
Instructions steps:
1 – Sign up in https://sge.uevora.pt (you will receive a confirmation email to finish your sign up)
2 – After login in https://sge.uevora.pt go to https://sge.uevora.pt/eventos/ver/322
3 – On the right side of the page choose “Register”
4 – (Optional if you want to submit abstract) On the right side of the page choose “Submit Abstract”
5 – After registration choose “Confirm Registration”
6 – After you confirm your registration you will be given the amount payable according to the options you selected in the option “Confirm payment”.
(Versão PT)
1 – Realize o seu registo em https://sge.uevora.pt (receberá um email de confirmação para finlizar o seu registo)
2 – Realize o login em https://sge.uevora.pt e aceda ao link https://sge.uevora.pt/eventos/ver/322
3 – Selecione a opção “Inscrever” nas opções laterais do lado direito
4 – (Opcional, se quiser submeter um resumo) Selecione a opção “Submeter resumo” nas opções laterais do lado direito
5 – Depois da inscrição selecione a opção “Confirmar Inscrição”
6 – Depois de confirmada a inscrição, selecione a opção “Confirmar o Pagamento” onde lhe serão pedidos os dados para a facturação e onde deverá fazer o upload do comprovativo de pagamento.
Support contact: cehfc@uevora.pt or angelap@uevora.pt.
This Conference will be held at Colégio do Espírito Santo, Évora – Portugal.
CONTACTS:
Universidade de Évora Largo das Colegiais 2 (entrada pela R. do Cardeal Rei 6) 7000-803 ÉVORA Tel.: +351 266 740 800 Email: cehfc@uevora.pt http://www.ihc.fcsh.unl.pt
It is being organized an international conference dedicated to the “Biographical and Intellectual History of Science, Technology and Innovation: Philosophical Perspectives and Political Visions”. The purpose of this event in the History of Science field, though maintaining relation to other disciplinary and interdisciplinary areas, is to bring together specialists and the interested public in topics of the biographical and intellectual history regarding Science, Technology and Innovation.
This an event with international profile, to be held on November 23 and 24, 2017, which will have the presence of two invited speakers, a roundtable discussion and a momentum of gathering a scope of participants, between those that are invited to attend and the ones selected by public call, from where it will be selected by our Scientific Committee a set of proposals to compose a few sessions of short communications.
Additionally, the organization is promoting the possibility of publishing a thematic issue within a publication of scholar specialty, in accordance with the ‘peer review’ procedures for academic publications.
We thank you in advance for your interest and the dissemination of this initiative.
Sincerely,
The Organizing Committee
Augusto José Fitas (IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Maria de Fátima Nunes (IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Tiago Brandão (IHC, FCSH-UNL)
Está em curso a preparação para o evento internacional dedicado à “História Biográfica e Intelectual da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação: Perspectivas filosóficas e visões de política”. O intuito deste evento de História da Ciência, incluindo demais áreas disciplinares e interdisciplinares correlatas, é reunir especialistas e interessados em temas de história biográfica e intelectual da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação.
O evento, de cariz internacional, decorrerá nos dias 23 e 24 de Novembro de 2017, contando com dois conferencistas convidados, uma mesa redonda e participantes selecionados, após chamada pública e consequente avaliação dos resumos de propostas de comunicação pela Comissão Científica.
A organização está equacionar a possibilidade de fazer publicar um dossier temático numa publicação da especialidade, em conformidade com os trâmites de arbitragem científica de publicações de referência.
Agradecemos desde já o vosso interesse e a divulgação desta iniciativa.
Cordialmente,
A Comissão Organizadora
Augusto José Fitas (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Maria de Fátima Nunes (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Tiago Brandão (IHC, FCSH-UNL)
Está aberta chamada para submissão de propostas de comunicação individual para o evento internacional “História Biográfica e Intelectual da Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação: Perspectivas filosóficas e visões de política”, a decorrer até 30 de Abril próximo.
O evento decorrerá em Évora, nos dias 23 e 24 de Novembro de 2017, contando com a participação de dois oradores convidados (Hélène Gispert e Benoît Godin), uma mesa redonda e a possibilidade de publicação dos melhores trabalhos numa publicação, em processo de ‘peer review’.
A selecção das propostas pela Comissão Científica pressupõe o cumprimento dos seguintes parâmetros: um resumo em até 300 palavras, 5 Palavras-chave e menção a um máximo 4-5 referências bibliográficas, a submeter pela plataforma https://sge.uevora.pt/.
Cordialmente,
A Comissão Organizadora
Augusto José dos Santos Fitas (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Maria de Fátima Nunes (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Tiago Brandão (IHC, FCSH-U.N.L.)
1 – «Gurus e mandarins» universitários e as estruturas de poder em C&T
2 – Académicos e científicos na organização da Ciência
3 – Engenheiros e industriais: os arautos da Técnica
4 – Tecnocratas e burocratas: da política científica à política tecnológica
5 – Intelectuais e trabalhadores: oposições e contra-poder na história da política científica
6 – Temas Livres*
*As comunicações enviadas como tema livre serão avaliadas em função da sua qualidade intrínseca e dispostas em sessões afins.
It is open until April 30 2017, a call for the submission of individual communication proposals to take place within the international conference entitled “Biographical and Intellectual History of Science, Technology and Innovation: Philosophical Perspectives and Views of Politics”, to be held in Portugal.
The event will take place in Portuguese city of Évora, on the November 23rd and 24th, 2017, counting with the participation of two invited speakers (Hélène Gispert and Benoît Godin), a public discussion roundtable and having in mind the possibility of publishing the best works within a peer review publication.
The selection of proposals by the Scientific Committee presupposes compliance with the following parameters: a summary of up to 300 words, 5 Keywords and a maximum of 4-5 bibliographical references, to be submitted through the web platform https://sge.uevora.pt/.
Cordially,
The Organizing Committee
Augusto José dos Santos Fitas (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Maria de Fátima Nunes (Universidade de Évora / IHC-CEHFCI-U.E.)
Tiago Brandão (IHC, FCSH-U.N.L.)
1 – University «Gurus and Mandarins» and power structures in S&T
2 – Academics and scientists in the organization of science
3 – Engineers and industrialists: the heralds of the Technique
4 – Technocrats and bureaucrats: from scientific policy to technological policy
5 – Intellectuals and workers: oppositions and counter-power in the history of scientific policy
6 – Free Themes*
* The communications sent as free themes will be evaluated according to their intrinsic quality and arranged in related sessions.
Biographical and Intellectual History of Science, Technology and Innovation 