Joël de Rosnay

Joël de Rosnay ( born June 12, 1937) is a French biologist, computer scientist, author of popular scientific works and entrepreneurs. He is the founder and CEO of Biotics SARL ( 1992), co-founder and Director of Emerging Science and Strategy of Cybion SA ( 1996). It also plays an advisory role in the Cité des sciences et de l'industrie in La Villette (Paris). He is engaged in cutting-edge technologies and the applications of systems theories.

Life

Joël de Rosnay was the son of the painter of the École de Paris Gaëtan de Rosnay (1912-1992) and his wife Natacha Koltchine ( Наталия Федоровна Колчина ) born. He completed his studies with a doctorate " ès sciences " ( sciences).

In the U.S., he worked in the years 1966 to 1972 as a researcher and teacher for biology and computer science at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), before he appointed to the function of the attachés scientific questions to the French Embassy in the U.S. been.

De Rosnay returned in the 1970s returned to France and joined in Paris as " Directeur des Applications de la Recherche " ( director of research applications) in the Institut Pasteur one that occupied him from 1975 to 1984. In 1982, he wrote a report that, shortly CESTA to the establishment of the " Centre d' Études et des Systèmes of Technologies Avancées " resulted, which was 1988, however, already dissolved. In the years 1987-1995 de Rosnay was responsible for the scientific history of the radio station Europe 1, 1995-2002 " Directeur de la Prospective et de l' Evaluation" (Director for future research and evaluation ) of the " Cité des sciences et de l ' industry " at this institution he has served as a scientific consultant to the present day.

The author is the author of several neologisms such as " malbouffe ", " biotics " and " cybionte ". None of these neologisms was previously included in an official French dictionary.

Awards

Works

Published in German language

Criticism

Michael Hampe is one of the futurologists to the writers of the third culture: " (...) Joël de Rosnay [ sees ] in his book" Homo Symbiotic " the communicating on the Internet people are already as components of an emerging" cybiont ", a " higher authority " ( ... ). because the are " foresight " to science fiction. " wholeness " and " networking" obviously become key words of the third culture. " In this context, Hampe criticized the content of the works of the third culture in general with the following words: " Philosophically sees all little plausible and conceptually vague from. It remains unclear where here are methodically guided experience and controlled terminology at work yet and where only one originally only illustrative analogy has become independent. In order to decide about it, it would require a philosophical analysis of scientific theories that are based on these speculations. "

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