Simone Arnaldi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4932610 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Simone Arnaldi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Simone |
| FAMILY NAME | Arnaldi |
| SIGNATURE | ARNALDI S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Trieste |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 24 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 16 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A preliminary study of science diplomacy networks in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe
Science diplomacy (SD) is an emerging field of study at the intersection of international relations and science policy. Despite such a growing interest, the region of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe has received limited attention by the scholars studying this increasingly significant topic. This article presents the preliminary results of a research focusing on international scientific collaborations between the countries that are membe…
Wisdom, Responsibility and Futures
The role of intermediary organizations in the mainstreaming of Responsible Research and Innovation in the Italian industrial sector
Innovation can be conceived of as ‘collective experimentation’, and industry can be viewed as a full partner in heterogeneous innovation networks. The significance of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) depends on the possibility of aligning the diverse actors involved in innovation processes, including firms. A specific challenge in Italy is that the overall majority of industrial companies are small and medium enterprises (SMEs). By repor…
Responsibility and Human Enhancement
Are Better Workers Also Better Humans? On Pharmacological Cognitive Enhancement in the Workplace and Conflicting Societal Domains
Retooling Techno-Moral Scenarios. A Revisited Technique for Exploring Alternative Regimes of Responsibility for Human Enhancement
Changing Me Softly
Responsibility in Science and Technology
Turning the tide or surfing the wave? Responsible Research and Innovation, fundamental rights and neoliberal virtues
The notion of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) has increasingly attracted attention in the academic literature. Up until now, however, the literature has focused on clarifying the principles for which research and innovation are responsible and on examining the conditions that account for managing them responsibly. Little attention has been reserved to exploring the political-economic context in which the notion of RRI has become progres…
Responsible governance in science and technology policy
Assessment of science and technologies
Exploring imaginative geographies of nanotechnologies in news media images of Italian nanoscientists
Nanotechnologies and Equal Access to Healthcare
This editorial introduces a collection of articles that is a collaborative effort to discuss the impact of nanotechnology-based innovation on biomedical products development, on public health infrastructure, and on healthcare service delivery. The goal of this special issue of Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology is to assess the effects of these transformations on the equity of access to healthcare, on the potential and actual disparities, esp…
Crete Principles on Access to Nanotechnologies for Human Health
The present document was developed by a group of scholars from law, medicine, political science, and sociology gathered in September 2008 in Crete to debate the issue of access to nanotechnology in healthcare during an international conference. Its purpose is to provide a set of general principles to guide stakeholders' debate, cooperation, and decision-making. The proposed principles are not an action plan, nor a set of tools to be applied, but …
Living the Digital Revolution – Explorations into the Futures of the European Society
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is one of the longest-running European instruments supporting cooperation among scientists and researchers across Europe. COST is an intergovernmental framework composed of 35 countries, allowing the coordination of research that is otherwise funded on a European level, through the provision of platforms for European scientists to cooperate on a particular project and exchange expertise. As a …
School, images of the futures and social processes in classrooms
Are Better Workers Also Better Humans? On Pharmacological Cognitive Enhancement in the Workplace and Conflicting Societal Domains
Assessment of science and technologies
Retooling Techno-Moral Scenarios. A Revisited Technique for Exploring Alternative Regimes of Responsibility for Human Enhancement
Changing Me Softly
Responsible governance in science and technology policy
Wisdom, Responsibility and Futures
Living the Digital Revolution – Explorations into the Futures of the European Society
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is one of the longest-running European instruments supporting cooperation among scientists and researchers across Europe. COST is an intergovernmental framework composed of 35 countries, allowing the coordination of research that is otherwise funded on a European level, through the provision of platforms for European scientists to cooperate on a particular project and exchange expertise. As a …
School, images of the futures and social processes in classrooms
Exploring imaginative geographies of nanotechnologies in news media images of Italian nanoscientists
School, images of the futures and social processes in classrooms
Nanotechnologies and Equal Access to Healthcare
This editorial introduces a collection of articles that is a collaborative effort to discuss the impact of nanotechnology-based innovation on biomedical products development, on public health infrastructure, and on healthcare service delivery. The goal of this special issue of Studies in Ethics, Law, and Technology is to assess the effects of these transformations on the equity of access to healthcare, on the potential and actual disparities, esp…
Crete Principles on Access to Nanotechnologies for Human Health
The present document was developed by a group of scholars from law, medicine, political science, and sociology gathered in September 2008 in Crete to debate the issue of access to nanotechnology in healthcare during an international conference. Its purpose is to provide a set of general principles to guide stakeholders' debate, cooperation, and decision-making. The proposed principles are not an action plan, nor a set of tools to be applied, but …
Living the Digital Revolution – Explorations into the Futures of the European Society
COST (European Cooperation in Science and Technology) is one of the longest-running European instruments supporting cooperation among scientists and researchers across Europe. COST is an intergovernmental framework composed of 35 countries, allowing the coordination of research that is otherwise funded on a European level, through the provision of platforms for European scientists to cooperate on a particular project and exchange expertise. As a …
Exploring imaginative geographies of nanotechnologies in news media images of Italian nanoscientists
Responsible governance in science and technology policy
Assessment of science and technologies
Responsibility in Science and Technology
Turning the tide or surfing the wave? Responsible Research and Innovation, fundamental rights and neoliberal virtues
The notion of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) has increasingly attracted attention in the academic literature. Up until now, however, the literature has focused on clarifying the principles for which research and innovation are responsible and on examining the conditions that account for managing them responsibly. Little attention has been reserved to exploring the political-economic context in which the notion of RRI has become progres…
Changing Me Softly
Responsibility and Human Enhancement
Are Better Workers Also Better Humans? On Pharmacological Cognitive Enhancement in the Workplace and Conflicting Societal Domains
Retooling Techno-Moral Scenarios. A Revisited Technique for Exploring Alternative Regimes of Responsibility for Human Enhancement
The role of intermediary organizations in the mainstreaming of Responsible Research and Innovation in the Italian industrial sector
Innovation can be conceived of as ‘collective experimentation’, and industry can be viewed as a full partner in heterogeneous innovation networks. The significance of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) depends on the possibility of aligning the diverse actors involved in innovation processes, including firms. A specific challenge in Italy is that the overall majority of industrial companies are small and medium enterprises (SMEs). By repor…
Wisdom, Responsibility and Futures
A preliminary study of science diplomacy networks in Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe
Science diplomacy (SD) is an emerging field of study at the intersection of international relations and science policy. Despite such a growing interest, the region of Central, Eastern and South-Eastern Europe has received limited attention by the scholars studying this increasingly significant topic. This article presents the preliminary results of a research focusing on international scientific collaborations between the countries that are membe…
Political science (12 works) · Sociology (9 works) · Engineering (8 works) · Law (8 works) · Public relations (8 works) · Engineering ethics (7 works) · Economics (6 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Politics (6 works)