[ATHENA] Colloque STS Italia "Sociotechnical Environments" (Trento, 24-26 Nov 2016) et session sur l'utilisation des technologies dans la visualisation du corps

["Marina Maestrutti" (Marina.Maestrutti AT univ-paris1.fr via athena Mailing List) <athena AT services.cnrs.fr>]

Bonjour,

pour les collègues intéressé(e)s, le délai pour la présentation d'une  
proposition de communication au VI colloque de STS Italia  
"Sociotechnical Environments" (Trento, 24-26 Nov 2016) est prevu pour  
le 30 mai.

La proposition doit etre de 300 mot maximum, à envoyer à  
conferences AT stsitalia.org  et aux adresses des organisateurs de la  
session spécifique. Il faudra indiquer en outre:

1. Auteurs, institution, email

2. Titre de la communication

3. Texte de la proposition (300 mots)


Je vous signale en particulier la session suivante pour laquelle je  
vous invite à faire des propositions :

Track 20. The use of imaging technologies in the biomedical field. New  
expertises, practices and professional visions | L'uso delle  
tecnologie d'immagine in campo biomedico. Nuovi saperi, pratiche e  
sguardi professionali


Convenors:
Marina Maestrutti, Université Panthéon Sorbonne,  
marina.maestrutti AT univ-paris1.fr
Barbara Pentimalli, Università Sapienza di Roma, pentimab AT hotmail.it

Text:
The development of new imaging technologies in the biomedical field, as
diagnostic and intervention tool exploring the patient's body, creates new
sociotechnical environments and modifies clinical and research practices.
Now that Radiology is increasingly becoming more curative and more
interventional and Surgery is developing into a less and less invasive  
practice,
are the production, use and interpretation of images contributing to reshape
and redistribute knowledge and skills among the different professionals
operating on the medical scene? Are the different professional visions
changing because of the use of minimally-invasive imaging technologies and
thanks to the introduction of miniaturised prosthesis, aiming to make visible,
explore, diagnose and treat the human body? Is this causing any new
conflicts between professionals to negotiate their territories of  
skills? Which
role is carried out by imaging technologies in the intertwining among  
practices
of diagnosis, intervention and research? How do these technologies, in their
contexts-of-use, transform, shape and interact with practice and expertise of
the different actors involved, such as physicians, biologists, radiological
technicians, scientists and patients?
Special attention will be given to empirical studies, especially
ethnographies of clinics and laboratories, as well as theoretical reflections
through a wide range of disciplines : Sociology, Anthropology, Semiotics,
History , and analytical approaches. In particular, the aim of this  
track is to
discuss the role of biomedical imaging technologies with reference to some
key areas of interest:
- New practices of treatment and diagnostic investigation mediated by
imaging technologies and new forms of minimally-invasive
procedures;
- New professional visions, expertise and abilities: "seeing through the
eyes of the machine", seeing through images, making the invisible
visible;
- Body proximity or distance in the new practices of clinical Surgery
and Telemedicine;
- New forms of exploration, visualisation and deconstruction of the
human body;
- New medical, ethical, political and social challenges;
- Negotiating new territories of skills among radiological technicians
and physicians/surgeons;
- The "digital turn".


Pour plus d'informations:

sur le site de la conférence:

http://www.stsitalia.org/conferences/ocs/index.php/STSIC/STE

sur les sessions thématiques:

http://www.stsitalia.org/conferences/ocs/index.php/STSIC/STE/schedConf/cfp

sur la possibilité de bourses d'étude pour le colloque:

http://www.stsitalia.org/conferences/ocs/index.php/STSIC/STE/schedConf/overview


--
Marina Maestrutti
Maitre de conférences en Sociologie

Département de Sociologie (UFR 10)
CETCOPRA (Centre d'Etude des Techniques, des Connaissance, des Pratiques

13, rue Sainte Croix de la Brétonnerie 75004 Paris

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