L'académie des technologies

Lastest
News

28 June 2023

Towards sustainable food consumption (SAPEA Evidence Review Report)

15 June 2023

Activity report 2022

27 February 2023

Towards Low-GHG Emissions from Energy use in Selected Sectors

24 November 2021

20th anniversary of the National Academy of Technologies of France

04 December 2018

Novel carbon capture and utilisation technologies: research and climate aspects

04 December 2018

Novel carbon capture and utilisation technologies

Other publications
of Academicians

Our academicians express themselves in the media. Some of the statements are not the result of a collective effort within the Academy and reflect only the point of view of their authors.

28 October 2022

Tribunes de la sécurité industrielle - Article by René Amalberti

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25 October 2022

How to Beat China's Economic Autocracy - P. Haren, Y. Bamberger, L. Gouzenes, C. Deutsch

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08 July 2022

Security in Computer and Information Sciences

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24 June 2022

The Lean Approach to Digital Transformation - Yves Caseau

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09 June 2022

E. Gelenbe - This Computer Pioneer’s Invention Made Zoom Possible (IEEE Spectrum article)

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25 August 2021

Y. Bamberger, H. Puttgen. Electricity: Humanity's Low-carbon Future - Safeguarding Our Ecological Niche

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Agenda

Expertise

The strength of the Academy lies in the diverse expertise of its 337 members, including four Nobel Prize winners. They come from the world of economics, but also from a wide range of other backgrounds, such as the world of research, sociologists, architects, and medical doctors. The collective expertise of the Academy is based on the shared experience of its members, who have had careers in a variety of technological sectors. The academic work is structured around thematic divisions without excluding, for example, the transversal work necessary for systemic analyses.

#Energy

#Education - Formation - Employment - Work

#Digital

#Environment and impacts of climate change

#Culture/Leisure

#Industry and services

#Nutrition and Health

#Technologies, Economy and Societies

#Habitat, Mobility and Cities

International

The Academy is an active member of European and international networks of Academies of Technology, and can thus cross-reference and enrich its own reflections with those of its counterparts. It is also involved in several bilateral partnerships.

Technology
and Society

At a time of fake news and a certain radicalisation of technophobic or technophile statements, the Academy is committed to contributing to improving scientific and technical culture for a better understanding by all audiences of technologies and the issues related to them. It also strives to contribute to a more inclusive world of technology, starting from the general observation that technological careers are not attractive to young women, and that female experts are under-represented in technology-related fields.

Women in Tech

Women in the Tech industry is a regularly updated portrait gallery of inspiring women who are committed to encouraging young people to pursue a career in technology and to sharing their vision and experience with the Academy.