Technology by Loveridge, R

Technology by Bishop, J

“…There are two components that determine the extent to which energy use and emissions of greenhouse gases and other pollutants, more importantly, may be reduced or eliminated from transport. First, novel technologies can yield an immediate, but one-off, efficiency boost when incorporated either with new vehicles or as retrofits to those already in service. …”

New technologies. by Miesenböck, G, Morris, R

Technologies of the intermundane by Stanyek, J, Piekut, B

Ceramic technology by Hommel, P

“…Pottery was seen as a technology of sedentary agriculturalists, for which mobile hunters and gatherers would have had little use. …”

Technology and the macroeconomy by Kariel, J

Subjects: “…Technological innovations…”

Teenagers and Technology by Davies, C, Eynon, R

Teenagers and technology by Davies, C, Eynon, R

“…The popular media often presents a negative picture of young people and technology. From addiction to gaming, the distractions of the Internet, to the risks of social networking, the downsides of new technology in the lives of teenagers are often over-blown.…”

Technology and organizations by Loveridge, R

Technologies as cultural artefacts by Woolgar, S

Quantum technologies in Russia by Fedorov, AK, Akimov, AK, Biamonte, JD, Kavokin, AV, Khalili, FY, Kiktenko, EO, Kolachevsky, NN, Kurochkin, YV, Lvovsky, AI, Rubtsov, AN, Shlyapnikov, GV, Straupe, SS, Ustinov, AV, Zheltikov, AM

“…Remarkable advancements in the ability to create, manipulate, and measure quantum systems are paving the way to build next generations of devices based on quantum physics. Quantum technologies in Russia are on the list of strategically important cross-cutting directions in the framework of the National Technology Initiative programs and the Digital Economy National Program. …”

Technologies of Routine and Enchantment by Gosden, C

Technologies for global health. by Howitt, P, Darzi, A, Yang, G, Ashrafian, H, Atun, R, Barlow, J, Blakemore, A, Bull, A, Car, J, Conteh, L, Cooke, G, Ford, N, Gregson, SA, Kerr, K, King, D, Kulendran, M, Malkin, R, Majeed, A, Matlin, S, Merrifield, R, Penfold, H, Reid, S, Smith, P, Stevens, M, Templeton, MR

“…Availability of health technology is inversely related to health need. Although health-care systems in highincome countries make extensive use of technology, people in the world's poorest countries often lack the most fundamental drugs and devices. …”

Genotyping technologies for all by Ragoussis, J

Patent power in biomedical innovation: technology governance in biomodifying technologies by Bicudo, E, Morrison, M, Li, P, Faulkner, A, Webster, A, Mourby, M, Kaye, J

“…Generally, political and technological limitations are supposed to be solved with so-called good governance, based on some principles. …”

“The Ethics of Information Technologies“‚ The Library of Essays of Ethics of Emerging Technologies‚ Ashgate Publishing by Taddeo, M

Light-matter interaction in open cavities with dielectric stacks by Saharyan, A, Alvarez Velasquez, J, Doherty, T, Kuhn, A, Guerin, S

Subjects: “…Quantum Technologies…”

Technological Development, Technology Impacts and Industrial Strategy: A Review of the Issues. by Lall, S

Information Technology as Competitive Advantage: The Role of Human, Business and Technology Resources by Powell, T, Dent-Micallef, A

“…This paper investigates linkages between information technology (IT) and firm performance. Although showing recent signs of advance, the existing IT literature still relies heavily on case studies, anecdotes, and consultants' frameworks, with little solid empirical work or synthesis of findings. …”

Modeling technology and technological change in manufacturing: how do countries differ? by Eberhardt, M, Teal, F

“…In this paper we ask how technological differences in manufacturing across countries can best be modeled when using a standard production function approach. …”