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TECHNE, Journal of Technology for Architecture and Environment, the scientific journal of SITdA, the Italian Society of Architectural Technology, meets the Society's aims by working, at the national and international level, to promote knowledge and the methods and techniques of Architectural Technology, so as to protect and enhance the man-made environment, and to promote innovative applications and interdisciplinary comparison. The journal publishes articles on innovative research and applications, as well as essays and reports.
 
 
Editor-in-Chief:
Elena Mussinelli, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
 
ISSN: 2239-0243
 
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CALL FOR PAPERS | TECHNE | 29
BEYOND DECARBONIZATION toward a Climate Neutral urban environment
Timing:
Abstract submission: May 22, 2024 | Abstract acceptance: June 28, 2024
Article submission: September 10, 2024 |Reviewed article result: October 31, 2024 | Reviewed article submission: November 29, 2024
PUBLICATION DATE TECHNE 27: APRIL 30, 2025
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NEW CALL FOR PAPERS | TECHNE | 28
Public Works, Common Value
Timing:
Abstract submission: November 20, 2023 | Abstract acceptance: December 15, 2023
Article submission: March 01, 2024 |Reviewed article result: April 15, 2024 | Reviewed article submission: May 15, 2024
PUBLICATION DATE TECHNE 28: OCTOBER 31, 2024
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CALL FOR PAPERS | TECHNE | 27
Project and Regulation
Timing:
Abstract submission: May 16, 2023 | Abstract acceptance: June 19, 2023
Article submission: September 11, 2023 |Reviewed article result: November 06, 2023 | Reviewed article submission: December 06, 2023
PUBLICATION DATE TECHNE 27: APRIL 29, 2024
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Announcements

Current IssueNo 26 (2023): Transizione Energetica

Published October 31, 2023

Issue Description

The possibility of a low- or even zero-carbon energy system is certainly consistent with its long-term dynamics of continuous structural change. However, if historical experience shows that the global energy system is constantly evolving, it also highlights that past transitions have taken decades. The past provides no experience of system changes comparable in scale and time to those required by the net-zero transition towards the goal of climate neutrality.

We are on the eve of an extraordinary technological leap, where humans will reorganize themselves as beings and human structure will be optimized for software. The problem is how this process will be negotiated, shared, controlled, and monitored.

The transition, understood as an "ongoing transformation," is intricatel... More

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Table of Contents

Introduction to the issue

Editorial

Dossier

Reportage

Essays and Viewpoint

Research and Experimentation

Dialogue

Reviews

Innovation and Industrial Development

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