Process Engineering Renewal 3: Prospects

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	Cover
	Half-Title Page
	Title Page
	Copyright Page
	Contents
	Foreword
	Preface
		References
	Introduction
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	1. Between Innovation in Process Engineering and Creativity
		1.1. Innovations and process engineering
		1.2. Creativity
			1.2.1. Creativity and pedagogy
		1.3. Innovation and boundary objects
		1.4. Teleological approach, convergence, and interdisciplinarity
		1.5. A look back at the notion of convergence
		1.6. A look back at interdisciplinarity
		1.7. The models
		1.8. A little complexity
			1.8.1. Hyperobjects
		1.9. Reaching a decision
		1.10. Findings and proposals
			1.10.1. Technology: serve and/or partner
			1.10.2. How to do or not to do?
		1.11. Activities initiated from the “base”
			1.11.1. Framing elements
			1.11.2. Main results
			1.11.3. “Scientific excellence”
			1.11.4. Funding and research orientation
			1.11.5. Foresight, opportunities for the PE research unit
			1.11.6. Collective projects? Risky projects?
			1.11.7. Difficulties in the functioning of research
			1.11.8. Concluding elements
		1.12. Conclusion
		1.13. References
2
	2. Prospective Elements Applied to the Transformation of Matter and Energy
		2.1. From a local to a more global approach
		2.2. Some reminders
			2.2.1. General framework
			2.2.2. In reality…
		2.3. Influential trends
			2.3.1. Socio-economic context
			2.3.2. Innovation and means/ways/needs to support it
			2.3.3. Exhaustion of reserves
		2.4. Scenarios for tomorrow
			2.4.1. Background information
			2.4.2. Introduction
			2.4.3. The four scenarios
			2.4.4. Blocking factors; probable scenario(s)
			2.4.5. Potential effects on the development of process engineering
		2.5. Conclusion
		2.6. References
Conclusion
	Conclusion: Proposals for Tomorrow, or How to Organize the Future?
		C.1. Introduction
		C.2. Being an engineer and/or researcher in PE?
		C.3. What about tomorrow?
		C.4. References
Index
	Index
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	Fm
		Cover
		Half-Title Page
		Title Page
		Copyright Page
		Contents
		Foreword
		Preface
			References
		Introduction
	1. Between Innovation in Process Engineering and Creativity
		1.1. Innovations and process engineering
		1.2. Creativity
			1.2.1. Creativity and pedagogy
		1.3. Innovation and boundary objects
		1.4. Teleological approach, convergence, and interdisciplinarity
		1.5. A look back at the notion of convergence
		1.6. A look back at interdisciplinarity
		1.7. The models
		1.8. A little complexity
			1.8.1. Hyperobjects
		1.9. Reaching a decision
		1.10. Findings and proposals
			1.10.1. Technology: serve and/or partner
			1.10.2. How to do or not to do?
		1.11. Activities initiated from the “base”
			1.11.1. Framing elements
			1.11.2. Main results
			1.11.3. “Scientific excellence”
			1.11.4. Funding and research orientation
			1.11.5. Foresight, opportunities for the PE research unit
			1.11.6. Collective projects? Risky projects?
			1.11.7. Difficulties in the functioning of research
			1.11.8. Concluding elements
		1.12. Conclusion
		1.13. References
	2. Prospective Elements Applied to the Transformation of Matter and Energy
		2.1. From a local to a more global approach
		2.2. Some reminders
			2.2.1. General framework
			2.2.2. In reality…
		2.3. Influential trends
			2.3.1. Socio-economic context
			2.3.2. Innovation and means/ways/needs to support it
			2.3.3. Exhaustion of reserves
		2.4. Scenarios for tomorrow
			2.4.1. Background information
			2.4.2. Introduction
			2.4.3. The four scenarios
			2.4.4. Blocking factors; probable scenario(s)
			2.4.5. Potential effects on the development of process engineering
		2.5. Conclusion
		2.6. References
	Conclusion: Proposals for Tomorrow, or How to Organize the Future?
		C.1. Introduction
		C.2. Being an engineer and/or researcher in PE?
		C.3. What about tomorrow?
		C.4. References
	Index
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