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On the occasion of the workshop “L’argent de la science” organised by the “Opération Mondes Scientifiques” of the research organism “Structuration des Mondes Sociaux”, we presented a first exploratory work based on the contents of the database ofresearch projects funded by the French National Agency of Research since 2010. This presentation was entitled: “Les données […]
On March 31, 2021, a session of Paola Tubaro and Floriana Gargiulo’s Social Network Analysis (SNA) course at the ENSAE School was open to three external interventions aimed at showing applications to recent research of network analysis methods. The session included: – A presentation by Gianluca Manzo, Research Fellow in Analytical Sociology at GEMASS about […]
As part of the “Journées de l’AVUF “, a series of webinars offered by the Association des Villes Universitaires de France, the 22 March session was organised by Jean-Michel Longueval from Grand Lyon and Bastien Bernela from Grand Poitiers. To feed a reflection on the concept of alliance of territories between university agglomerations of the same […]
As part of the webinars organised by AVRIST (Association for the Valorisation of International Scientific and Technical Relations), a round table on “Innovation, Research and Territory” was organised and coordinated by Eric Denis, Director of Research at the CNRS at the UMR Géographie-Cités. It gave rise to three presentations and a discussion session. A presentation […]
Since the end of 2019, research on COVID-19 has been carried out at high speed and generates international cooperation in the form of co-authorship of scientific articles. China, the hotbed of the epidemic, and the United States, currently the country with the most cases, are the main producers of research on the new coronavirus, but […]
In January 2020, Michel Grossetti spoke at the second colloquium “Complexity and Disorder” organized in Paris to present results concerning the geography of research in France, the means implemented to study it and the limits of the recent policies aiming at intervening on this geography. The presentation entitled “The geographical organization of French research as […]
This presentation was made on November 27, 2019 on the occasion of the Day of CNRS laboratories and offices abroad. It reviews the main results of our research on the global geography of scientific activities and then presents NETSCITY, a new web application under development to map scientific production and collaborations between cities.
Our main results on the global geography of contemporary scientific activities were presented in french at the CIRED laboratory seminar in Nogent-sur-Marne (Greater Paris) on 5 November 2019. We presented in detail two stylized facts: the spatial deconcentration of production and the densification of the global network of collaborations between cities. The presentation also includes […]
This presentation looks back at the lessons learned from an experience of interdisciplinary work between geo-history of science, cartography and network analysis. This experience led to the publication in 2015 in the journal Histoire et Informatique of an article entitled “LES MONDES SAVANTS ET LEUR VISUALISATION, DE L’ANTIQUITÉ À AUJOURD’HUI” (Andurand et al., 2015). It […]
A presentation on India’s place in the geography of global scientific activities was made in preparation for an internal meeting of AVRIST, Association for the Valuation of International Scientific and Technical Relations. Since 1982, this association has brought together people who are or have been advisors or scientific attachés in the French Embassy, or any […]
