1. Technology dynamics
1.1 Interpenetration of domains
Technical and scientific progress is often the result of a combination of disciplines. Optics and mathematics, for example, have been the driving forces behind cosmology since Galileo. Chemistry and physics were instrumental in the birth of telephony. Weather forecasts have been made more accurate thanks to the development of computers, and so on. Similarly, technologies progress by cross-fertilization, with periods of latency, followed by phases of unbridled development, depending on fortuitous events, easier financing or needs made more acute by the existence of an obvious economic crisis, for example.
Today's science is based on three pillars: observation, theory and computer-aided simulation. Recently, the medical field...
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Events
CATEL (Club des acteurs de la télémédecine), France
ISfTeH, in Luxembourg, International Society for Telemedicine & eHealth http://www.isfteh.org
ETSI, eHealth workshop on Telemedicine, Sophia Antipolis, France
ITU and WHO, Geneva Health Forum, "Patient-Centric Technology Innovation for...
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