Seminaris
INGENIO [CSIC-UPV] organitza regularment seminaris sobre temes relacionats amb els interessos dels nostres membres. A continuació trobarà la llista dels pròxims i passats seminaris.
Comitè organitzador: Adrián A. Díaz-Faes & François Perruchas.
Pròxims seminaris
Building a “digital machine” to study emotions about nature and animals on social media
Isaac Nahon-Serfaty - University of Ottawa
The object of this project is nature and the “natural” understood as the non-human, including non-human sentient beings, the plant and mineral kingdoms. The main goal is to expand our understanding of the economy of emotions in the digital communication ecosystem to the field of nature and the “natural” that are part of several public discourses (e.g. ecologism, animal rights, green activism, veganism, etc.). Placing the visually grotesque (i.e. disruptive, shocking) and kitschy (i.e.
Seminaris previs
La empresa española y las Universidades europeas. Cooperando para la innovación a lo largo del ciclo económico
Ruth Rama - Instituto de Economía, Geografía y Demografía (IEGD), CSIC
Innovation, Income Inequalities and Public Policies
Fulvio Castellacci - TIK Centre, University of Oslo
Rethinkin university community partnerships contribution to community climate well-being: insights from Malawi
Chimwemwe Phiri - University of the Free State
Smart Cities – Delivering Public Value through Responsible Urban Digital Innovation
Jennifer Schooling - Cambridge Centre for Smart Infrastructure and Construction
Walking the green line: government-sponsored R&D and clean technologies in the US
Francesco Rentocchini - European Commission Joint Research Centre
Connecting innovation to human capabilities: a case study of township innovators in South Africa
Erika Kraemer-Mbula - College of Business & Economics | University of Johannesburg
Generación, transferencia, uso y circulación del conocimiento ¿hacia dónde se dirige la investigación universitaria?
Salim Chalela Naffah - Universidad del Rosario
Visual anthropology and the incorporation of the photovoice method as a tool to support and incorporate communities in research and qualitative work
Mirtha García - Arizona State University
Sequencing, bibliometrics and history: a from-below approach to the emergence of human genomics
Miguel García-Sancho - University of Edinburgh
Temporary Rivers: Management Tools for Climate Change Adaptation
Paolo Vezza - Politecnico di Torino
Geeks, Robots, and Grand Challenges: Prototyping collective identity within an emerging autonomous vehicle field
Chris Hayter - Arizona State University School of Public Affairs
A simple theory of economic development at the extensive industry margin
Dario Diodato - Joint Research Centre of the European Commission