Herlea, Alexandre (Author)
Icon: Journal of the International Committee for the History of Technology
Volume: 20
Issue: 1
Pages: 84-98
In the more than forty years of its existence, ICOHTEC has been an arena in which the topic science—technology relationships was and still is largely present. This often discussed topic has a special place and plays a particular role in the History of Technology field. The technical and scientific aspects, as well as the economic, social and political ones are present in many papers delivered in ICOHTEC symposia. They are often case studies, but also broader studies with a holistic approach. Science—technology relationships are present in all technical fields, including energy, materials, information and communication, transportation, machines and machine sciences, medicine, military technology, scientific instruments, etc. They concern research, invention and innovation, production, trade and education, as well as the individuals and institutions involved in these fields and processes. This essay dealing with science—technology relationships in ICOHTEC's works is not exhaustive, but it allows a general view concerning ICOHTEC's contributions in the field.
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