SSCI《Technovation》征稿: 信息技术与老龄人口

征稿期刊

Technovation

期刊级别

IF 10.9 (JCR 2024)

SSCI

Q1 (MANAGEMENT 10/420)

SCIE

Q1 (OPERATIONS RESEARCH & MANAGEMENT SCIENCE 3/106)

征稿主题

Information technology and people: Creating a better society for the ageing population

细分领域

Inclusive technologies for diverse elderly groups: Research on technologies designed to meet the needs of diverse elderly populations, including individuals with disabilities, those in rural or remote areas, and low-income groups, with a focus on accessibility, usability, and equity.

Longitudinal studies on technology adoption and digital literacy: Analyses tracking the evolving relationship between older adults and technology, highlighting changes in digital literacy levels, adoption trends, and the long–term impact of digital skill-building initiatives.

Reskilling and workforce engagement: Strategies for reskilling and re–engaging older adults in the workforce in the face of rapid technological advancements, addressing job displacement, social and economic impacts, and approaches to fostering active participation in evolving industries.

Impact of emerging technologies on caregiver well–being: Investigations into how assistive technologies influence caregiver mental health, workload, and care outcomes, alongside their implications for elderly recipients.

Smart living solutions for ageing in place: Interdisciplinary integrating engineering, gerontology, social sciences, and architecture to develop smart homes, assistive devices, and e–services that promote independence and well–being for older adults.

Ethical and regulatory frameworks for AI and robotics: Exploration of governance models, ethical guidelines, and international regulations related to AI and robotics in elderly care, with a focus on privacy, accountability, transparency, and bias mitigation.

Social isolation and mental health technologies: Examination of how digital tools like social robots, smart speakers, and online communication platforms affect social isolation, loneliness, and mental health among older adults.

Cross–cultural and international comparisons: Comparative studies examining how cultural attitudes, economic conditions, and policy frameworks influence technology adoption and integration in elderly care across different countries and regions.

Leveraging the elderly as societal resources: Investigating where and when to leverage older adults' expertise, wisdom, and lived experiences as valuable societal assets and contributions through mentoring, leadership, and intergenerational collaboration.

AI solutions for elderly care: Understand the fundamentals of modern AI, including Applications of AI and ChatGPT in improving older adults' experiences and well–being; identification of new opportunities for AI–driven elderly care innovations; evaluation of existing AI systems for their strengths, weaknesses, and potential improvements; assessment of biases, ethical concerns, and strategies for ensuring data privacy, integrity, and trust in AI applications.

Policy and governance for ageing technologies: Examination of policy frameworks and management strategies supporting sustainable technological integration for ageing populations, focusing on equitable access, ethical implementation, and societal inclusivity

重要时间

Submission Deadline: 20 March 2026