Welcome Coffee & Registration
Let’s get ready for the exploration! Get yourself energized with a cup of coffee, a snack and some friendly chats with your fellow pathfinders! Strengthen yourself for two days filled...
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Conference Opening
Welcome and Introduction by EUSEA President Cissi Askwall and EURAC President Roland Psenner.
Keynote Marc Zebisch
AuditoriumClimate Change: Communicating Complexity Marc Zebisch holds a PhD from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research and the TU-Berlin and has been conducting climate impact research and climate risk...
Parallels Sessions I – 1.1 Horizon Talks
AuditoriumJulia Brink, Public & Science, SwedenCitizen Science to help the environment Plastic pollution in nature is one of today’s major global environmental problems. The production, use and waste management of...
Parallels Sessions I – 1.2 Horizon Talks
Seminar Room 123Kristin Anders, University of Galway, Ireland Giving Real Opportunities to Widen participation in STEM with novel approaches and partnerships Ireland has developed many avenues over the past decades to address...
Parallels Sessions I – 1.4 Intersectoral Engagement – Planetary Health as a case study
Seminar Room 7Niklas Marzinek, Falling Walls Foundation, Germany Maria Hagardt, Public & Science, Sweden Successful solutions need interconnected ecosystems – The new academic field and policy framework ‘Planetary Health’ represents the idea...
Lunch Break
Conference Hall / GardenParallels Sessions II – 2.1 Parasite Street Science
AuditoriumHannah Bialic, Wellcome Centre for Integrative Parasitology, UKNicola Veitch, the School of Infection and Immunity, at the University of Glasgow. Parasite Street Science is an initiative formed between the University...
Parallels Sessions II – 2.2 ACT Waterford: can creatives working with scientists change attitudes and behaviour on climate action?
Seminar Room 123Sheila Donegan, Eoin GillNollaig Healy, Calmast, South East Technological University, Ireland Citizens are aware of climate change but move to action is slow. Can creatives with scientists engaging communities help...
Parallels Sessions II – 2.3 Navigating complexities together – A workshop on creating fruitful research-practice collaborations in science communication
WorkspacePhilipp Burkard, Science et Cité, Switzerland, Liliann Fischer and Lisa Mertin, Wissenschaft im Dialog, Germany In the past years, science communication research and practice have both become established as communities....
Parallels Sessions II – 2.4 You can MAKE it! MAKE it accessible, diverse and inclusive
Seminar Room 7Rony Ben-Chaim and Eti Oron, Bloomfield Science Museum Jerusalem, Israel We give different pathways to different learners to cope with complex STEM challenges. People come from diverse backgrounds, but we...
Parallel Sessions III – 3.1: Coalescing towards a European Science Communication Competency Centre
AuditoriumThis session outlines the planning and development of a European Science Competency Centre funded by the European Union. The focus of this session is on describing the ways in which...
Parallels Sessions III – 3.2: Poster Pitches I
Seminar Room 123Liliann Fischer, Lisa Mertin, Wissenschaft im Dialog, GermanyWhat does scicomm practice need to know? Identifying open questions by practitioners Given the heightened importance of science communication in light of current...
Parallel Sessions III – 3.3 Citizen science and SDGs: supporting stakeholder dialogue for effective policy making
WorkspaceAntonella Passani, T6 Ecosystems, Italy Our session will be dedicated to the relationship between Sustainable Development Goals, citizen engagement and policy making. In the session we would like to explore...
Parallels Sessions III – 3.4 Poster Pitches II
Seminar Room 7Danielle Martine Farrugia, University of Malta Towards a national strategy for public engagement with science – A case study for Malta Small states present significant amounts of educational policies, however,...
Coffee Break
Conference Hall / GardenParallel Sessions IV – 4.1: Horizon Talks
AuditoriumLenka Pelechova, Newcastle University, UK Public engagement through qualitative survey: the case of DNA data storage technology Public dialogue and engagement are being increasingly recognized as important in the development...
Parallel Sessions IV – 4.2: Dialogue Workshops
Seminar Room 12316:00- 16:45 Theda Minthe, City of Hannover, Mayor’s Office, Iris Klassen, WiMa, Germany, and Jon Rea, Nottingham City (remotely) Towards a climate resilient City – sharing our (mixed) experience with...
Parallel Sessions IV – 4.3 Open their minds, open their hearts, open their checkbooks: Convincing stakeholders to fund citizen science
WorkspaceChristopher Styles and Andrea Troncoso, EUSEA This interactive session will introduce the audience to the multitude of ways that citizen science practices can be used to enhance research and engagement...