CfP: Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies
Title: Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies. Critical Problems, Science in Society, Historical Perspectives
Twofold (Main) Subject: 1) ''Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies'' 2) ''Historical/Philosophical Analysis/Perspectives'' and ''Science in Society (including Teaching/Education)''.
Guest Editor: Raffaele Pisano (IEMN, Lille University, France)
Springer Book Series: Nanotechnology in the Life Sciences: https://www.springer.com/series/15921
Rationale, Contents & Criteria, Mainly: Nanoscience has been exploring new modelling and new devices in the Applied Sciences & Technologies at the boundaries of Health/Life Sciences, Structures, NanoMachines, Computational, Communications, Environmental, Materials/Hybrid, closing the gap in Society towards a sustainable civilization. Feynman's Plenty of Room (1959; 1964) heritage opened a new Science in Society debate: how can we handle the applications––and––implications of Nanoscience? What is the human factor in the 21st century? This collected volume aims at both the state of the art in the field (few disciplinary scientific state of-the-art works) and the corresponding research–discussion of the exciting developments in nanoscience technologies, including historical and societal aspects. For the first time, in a unique volume, it brings together cutting–edge essays, both disciplinary and historical–epistemological, by leading authoritative scholars in the field. This book’s composition makes for absorbing reading for scientists, historians and science & society in context scholar. Covid works are welcome.
Foreword: by a distinguished scholar in the field
Preface: by a distinguished scholar in the field
Acknowledgements
Remarks for Reader
Introduction: by Guest Editor
Part I. Nanosciences in disciplinary scientific contexts: Biology, Physics, Electronics engineering, Pharmacy, Medicine, Chemistry, Cutting edge research––advancements & the State–of the–Art, etc. Scientific ordinary works, Covid works are welcome.
Part II. Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies in interdisciplinary contexts: Physics & Engineering; Chemistry & Physics; Biology etc.; Healthcare et Med, etc.; Life Sciences; Mathematical Physics, Covid applied works are welcome, etc. Scientific ordinary works, Covid works are welcome.
Part III. Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies in cultural/intellectual contexts: History of Science & Technologies/History of Physics/History, Philosophy and epistemology of science/Historical epistemology of science/Historiography of Physics-Mathematics/Foundations of Science; Science in Society/Nature of Science Teaching etc.
References
Index
Editing: Author Guidelines/Template. In order to receive the Template [not necessary to write abstract–proposal, see below], please write to guest editor.
Language: English [eventual original non–English language should be moved in the footnotes. In this case, English translation in the running text is required only]
Outcome expected: by 2025
Fees: No
Criteria/Peer Review: all submitted papers, which meet the criteria of originality and quality, will be Peer–Reviewed for the publication. The papers are expected to be revised (in the contents, editing and English) prior to submission. The papers not adequately written according to editing-guidelines, or finally far from project's aims as presented in its Call, even if its abstract-proposal were regularly accepted, they can be finally rejected by editor. Thus, as usual, the papers will be peer-reviewed. It is up to guest editor and his organizing team, and then by Springer. This will be declared in Remarks for Reader, as well. For, final paper can be accepted, accepted by minor/major revision or rejected.
DEADLINES
Abstract: (in English) very short abstract-proposal, by 2022, June 15th [Free editing, no Template, Two Pages Maximum, including the following order: Name and Surname, Affiliation, Abstract, Key words, Short list of References; by an attachment PDF file only]. Please send it to: Raffaele Pisano.
Full (edited) paper submission: by 2023, January 15th
Twofold (Main) Subject: 1) ''Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies'' 2) ''Historical/Philosophical Analysis/Perspectives'' and ''Science in Society (including Teaching/Education)''.
Guest Editor: Raffaele Pisano (IEMN, Lille University, France)
Springer Book Series: Nanotechnology in the Life Sciences: https://www.springer.com/series/15921
Rationale, Contents & Criteria, Mainly: Nanoscience has been exploring new modelling and new devices in the Applied Sciences & Technologies at the boundaries of Health/Life Sciences, Structures, NanoMachines, Computational, Communications, Environmental, Materials/Hybrid, closing the gap in Society towards a sustainable civilization. Feynman's Plenty of Room (1959; 1964) heritage opened a new Science in Society debate: how can we handle the applications––and––implications of Nanoscience? What is the human factor in the 21st century? This collected volume aims at both the state of the art in the field (few disciplinary scientific state of-the-art works) and the corresponding research–discussion of the exciting developments in nanoscience technologies, including historical and societal aspects. For the first time, in a unique volume, it brings together cutting–edge essays, both disciplinary and historical–epistemological, by leading authoritative scholars in the field. This book’s composition makes for absorbing reading for scientists, historians and science & society in context scholar. Covid works are welcome.
Foreword: by a distinguished scholar in the field
Preface: by a distinguished scholar in the field
Acknowledgements
Remarks for Reader
Introduction: by Guest Editor
Part I. Nanosciences in disciplinary scientific contexts: Biology, Physics, Electronics engineering, Pharmacy, Medicine, Chemistry, Cutting edge research––advancements & the State–of the–Art, etc. Scientific ordinary works, Covid works are welcome.
Part II. Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies in interdisciplinary contexts: Physics & Engineering; Chemistry & Physics; Biology etc.; Healthcare et Med, etc.; Life Sciences; Mathematical Physics, Covid applied works are welcome, etc. Scientific ordinary works, Covid works are welcome.
Part III. Nanoscience & Nanotechnologies in cultural/intellectual contexts: History of Science & Technologies/History of Physics/History, Philosophy and epistemology of science/Historical epistemology of science/Historiography of Physics-Mathematics/Foundations of Science; Science in Society/Nature of Science Teaching etc.
References
Index
Editing: Author Guidelines/Template. In order to receive the Template [not necessary to write abstract–proposal, see below], please write to guest editor.
Language: English [eventual original non–English language should be moved in the footnotes. In this case, English translation in the running text is required only]
Outcome expected: by 2025
Fees: No
Criteria/Peer Review: all submitted papers, which meet the criteria of originality and quality, will be Peer–Reviewed for the publication. The papers are expected to be revised (in the contents, editing and English) prior to submission. The papers not adequately written according to editing-guidelines, or finally far from project's aims as presented in its Call, even if its abstract-proposal were regularly accepted, they can be finally rejected by editor. Thus, as usual, the papers will be peer-reviewed. It is up to guest editor and his organizing team, and then by Springer. This will be declared in Remarks for Reader, as well. For, final paper can be accepted, accepted by minor/major revision or rejected.
DEADLINES
Abstract: (in English) very short abstract-proposal, by 2022, June 15th [Free editing, no Template, Two Pages Maximum, including the following order: Name and Surname, Affiliation, Abstract, Key words, Short list of References; by an attachment PDF file only]. Please send it to: Raffaele Pisano.
Full (edited) paper submission: by 2023, January 15th