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| Programme for the NES 2006 Congress
Keynote speakers
Jan Dul, Professor of Ergonimics Management, RSM Erasmus University Rotterdam, Department of Management of Technology and Innovation, The Netherlands:
The business value of ergonomics
Waldemar Karwowski, Professor and Director, Center for Industrial Ergonomics, University of Louisville, USA:
Ergonomics and promotion of well-being in modern society
Anneli Leppänen, Senior Scientist, Finnish Institute of Occupational Health, Finland:
Work analysis as a basis of intervention
Marianne Törner, Associate Professor, National Institute for Working life, Sweden:
Safety climate - social interplay for occupational safety
Erkki Yrjänheikki, Director, Ministry of social Affairs and Health, Department for Occupational Safety and Health, Finland:
New approaches in development of well-being at work
Themes
Research papers, practical case reports and other presentations are invited, which are related – but not limited – to the following topics:
■ Physical, mental and social well-being
■ Cognitive ergonomics
■ The role of legislation, regulation, international standards etc.
■ Education, training and learning
■ Prevention of accidents
■ New emerging risks
■ Workplace health promotion
■ Youth and work
■ Aging and work
■ Ergonomics in various environments (schools, workplaces etc.)
■ Information and communication technology (ICT)
■ Health and safety management
■ Well-being technology
■ Good practices
■ Prevention culture
■ Participatory ergonomics
■ User-centred design
■ Partnership in ergonomics and safety
■ Theoretical issues in ergonomics
■ Other
Do not hesitate to inform us about your own proposals for the themes.
Important Dates
Second Announcement | October 2005 | Deadline for papers | 31 March 2006 | Notice of acceptance of papers | 31 May 2006 | Early registration | 15 June 2006 | Who should attend The Congress will bring together researchers, practitioners, authorities and other experts from different organizations interested in well-being, health, safety, ergonomics and other related topics. Structure and Contents The scientific programme will consist of plenary lectures, free communications (oral and poster) and workshops on the topics of the Congress. Language The official language of the Congress is English. Call for Papers
Participants are most welcome to present free communications on the topics of the Congress.
Proceedings Papers will be reviewed, and accepted papers will be published as the Proceedings of the Congress.
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