George Bugliarello
Biographic Data
| ID | 3945457 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George Bugliarello |
| GIVEN NAMES | George |
| FAMILY NAME | Bugliarello |
| SIGNATURE | BUGLIARELLO G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Polytechnic University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 32 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 1 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1961 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2012 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
East-West Technology Transfer
Critical New Bio-Socio-Technological Challenges in Urban Sustainability
Cities are pivotal and growing instruments of human advancement, but also concentrated sites of poverty and dysfunctionalities. The explosive growth of cities since the beginning of the last century is leading to concerns about their sustainability, their impact on the sustainability of our global resources, and on the environment. Will today's cities be sustainable in the long run? What are the long-term global implications of urbanization? Are …
Megacities
Megacities are not a new phenomenon in the history of the world. After the emergence of towns and cities made possible by the onset of agriculture 10,000 years ago, cities, like Athens, Baghdad, Ro
The Engineering Challenges of Urban Sustainability
JUT note
Urban sustainability
Urban security in the United States
Urban sustainability
A key long-term problem facing our species is sustainability, that is, in a well known, but somewhat simplified definition, a world development, “which meets present needs without compromising the
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A New Trivium and Quadrivium
Today’s conflicts between the views that the humanities hold of science and engineering and the views science and engineering hold of the humanities weaken the very core of our culture. Their cause is lack of integration in today’s education among subjects that hark back to the medieval trivium and quadrivium. A new trivium is needed to provide every educated person with a basic understanding of the endeavors and instruments that help us address …
Urban security in perspective
Reflections on Technological Literacy
Technological literacy means far more than just the ability to use computers and other machines. It implies an understanding of the factors involved in the creation and development of technologies and of the impacts of technology on society, on individuals, and on the environment. Ignorance of any of these facets can have serious consequences in a future in which technology will play an ever more determinant role. Unfortunately, the importance as…
The City as an Adaptive Entity
Telecommunications, politics, economics, and national sovereignty
Science, Technology and Society
MetroTech
Empowering Citizens Through Technology Literacy
Commercial remote-sensing satellites
The Science-Technology-Society Matrix
Toward Hyperintelligence
Rapid advances in information and telecommunications technology are offering the possibility of creating a global network (a “hyperbrain”) that will enhance by a quantum step our social intelligence, that is, our ability to communicate, learn, work, and make decisions, both individually and collectively. As it further develops, that network will become a truly “hyperintelligent” system that will constitute a major evolutionary advance for our soc…
Technology in society
Technology Literacy - the Essential Task Opening Remarks
Colleges and Universities Versus Schools
Colleges and Universities Versus Schools
Biotechnology industrial competitiveness and international trade policies
Discussion of “Electronic Computer Use in Scoping Power Projects”
Rethinking technology
Technology as a Social and Political Phenomenon . Philip L. Bereano
Technology in society
The History and Philosophy of Technology
The History and Philosophy of Technology
The generation of knowledge in advanced countries
Technology and philosophy
Colleges and Universities Versus Schools
Colleges and Universities Versus Schools
Biotechnology industrial competitiveness and international trade policies
Technology Literacy - the Essential Task Opening Remarks
The Science-Technology-Society Matrix
Toward Hyperintelligence
Rapid advances in information and telecommunications technology are offering the possibility of creating a global network (a “hyperbrain”) that will enhance by a quantum step our social intelligence, that is, our ability to communicate, learn, work, and make decisions, both individually and collectively. As it further develops, that network will become a truly “hyperintelligent” system that will constitute a major evolutionary advance for our soc…
Technology in society
Commercial remote-sensing satellites
Empowering Citizens Through Technology Literacy
MetroTech
Science, Technology and Society
Telecommunications, politics, economics, and national sovereignty
The City as an Adaptive Entity
Reflections on Technological Literacy
Technological literacy means far more than just the ability to use computers and other machines. It implies an understanding of the factors involved in the creation and development of technologies and of the impacts of technology on society, on individuals, and on the environment. Ignorance of any of these facets can have serious consequences in a future in which technology will play an ever more determinant role. Unfortunately, the importance as…
A New Trivium and Quadrivium
Today’s conflicts between the views that the humanities hold of science and engineering and the views science and engineering hold of the humanities weaken the very core of our culture. Their cause is lack of integration in today’s education among subjects that hark back to the medieval trivium and quadrivium. A new trivium is needed to provide every educated person with a basic understanding of the endeavors and instruments that help us address …
Urban security in perspective
Urban sustainability
A key long-term problem facing our species is sustainability, that is, in a well known, but somewhat simplified definition, a world development, “which meets present needs without compromising the
Political science (19 works) · Engineering (16 works) · Sociology (15 works) · Computer Science (12 works) · Economics (12 works) · Engineering ethics (9 works) · Geography (9 works) · Business (7 works) · Economic growth (6 works) · Environmental planning (6 works)