Emerging Technologies for Economic Development

Chapter 1: What do Emerging Technologies Mean for Economic Development?.- Part 1: MATERIALS AND MANUFACTURING.- Chapter 2:New Materials: the Case of Carbon Fibers.- Chapter 3: Nanotechnology for High-tech Industries: Light Emitting Diodes.- Chapter 4: Technology Use in Traditional Industries -  Catalysts for Petroleum Refining.- Part 2: ENERGY AND TRANSPORT.- Chapter 5: Renewable Energy Technological Potential Assessment for Evidence-based Policy-making.- Chapter 6: Global Market Creationfor Fuel Cell Electric Vehicles.- Chapter 7: Technology Roadmaps: Emerging Technologies in the Aircraft and Shipbuilding Industries.- Part 3: LIVING SYSTEMS AND ENVIRONMENT.- Chapter 8: Water Treatment and Purification: Technological Responses to Grand Challenges.- Chapter 9: Emerging Technologies Identification in Foresight and Strategic Planning: Case of Agriculture and Food Sector.- Chapter 10: Technology Assessment for Container Closure Integrity Testing Technology for Biotech Industry.-Chapter 11: Emerging Technologies, Trends and Wild Cards in Human Enhancement.- Part 4: SECURITY.- Chapter 12: Illuminating the "Dark Side" of Emerging Technologies.- Chapter 13: Defence and Security: New Issues and Impacts.- Chapter 14: Defence 4.0: Internet of Things in Military.- Part 5: CHALLENGES TO STI POLICY.- Chapter 15: How to Stimulate Emergence and Convergence of Technologies?
 

Prof. Leonid Gokhberg is First Vice-Rector of the Higher School of Economics (HSE) - one of the most prominent research universities in Russia. He is also Director of HSE Institute for Statistical Studies and Economics of Knowledge (ISSEK). He authored over 400 publications in Russian and international peer-reviewed journals as well as monographs and university textbooks on S&T and innovation. Prof. Gokhberg has coordinated dozens of national and international projects, inter alia on S&T and innovation indicators, analyses, foresight and policies,  funded by public agencies, businesses and international organizations. Prof. Gokhberg has served as a consultant of OECD, Eurostat, UNESCO, and other international and national agencies. He is also a member of the OECD Government Foresight Network,  OECD and Eurostat working groups and task forces on indicators for S&T and innovation, information society and education, advisory boards of prestigious international andnational initiatives. Prof. Gokhberg is editor-in-chief of the Scopus-indexed scientific journal "Foresight and STI Governance" and participates in editorial boards of several other influential journals. He holds PhD and Dr. of Sc. degrees in Economics. 

Dirk Meissner is Deputy Head of the Laboratory for Science and Technology Studies at HSE and Academic Head of the international Master program "Governance Science, Technology and Innovation". Dr. Meissner has 15 years experience in research and teaching technology and innovation management and policy. He has strong background in science, technology and innovation for policy making and industrial management with special focus on Foresight and roadmapping, science, technology and innovation policies, funding of research and priority setting. Prior to joining the HSE Dirk was responsible for technology and innovation policy at the presidential office of the Swiss Science and Technology Council. Dirk also has long