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presentations
presentations
15 November
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Presentations
and support material
Monday
November 14
Opening Session
Main sessions
From sharks to quarks television
goes live for European science
in conjunction with EBU
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Janet Sumner, The Open University
(United Kingdom) |
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Wolfgang Heckl, Director, Deutsches Museum
(Germany) |
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Marc Lachièze-Rey, Centre National de
la Recherche Scientifique
(France) |
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Martin Durkin, Wag Tv, Independent producer
(United Kingdom) |
| Is there a
future for scholarly publishing? |
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Andrea Powell, Publishing Director,
CAB International, and Chair, ALPSP (United Kingdom) - Moderator |
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Andrew Wray, Group Publisher, Journal of Physics
series, Institute of Physics,
Bristol (United Kingdom): How is scientists’ communication
practice changing? |
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Declan Butler, European Correspondent, Nature
(France): Where do scholarly
journals sit in relation to other forms of research communication? |
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René Olivieri, Chief Executive Officer,
Blackwell Publishing Ltd. (United Kingdom): What are the barriers
to increasing scientific productivity? |
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Mathias Dewatripont, Université Libre
de Bruxelles (Belgium): Economic and technical evolution of the
scientific publication market in Europe |
| ‘The robot show’:
from science fiction to school rooms - Robots revolutionise research
outreach* |
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Jürgen Rixgens - Moderator |
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Edgar Körner, President of Honda Research
Institute (Europe) |
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William De Braekeleer, Corporate PR Manager,
Honda Motor Europe |
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Roy Halford, Head Teacher of Hawkley Hall High
School, Wigan |
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Barry McGregor, Specialist Schools and Academy
Trust, National Specialism Coordinator : Engineering |
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Stefan March, Director of the Society of Motor
Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) Industry Forum |
Media events
Forum sessions
| Science
goes local:local media matters |
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Ulla Engelmann, Joint Research
Centre (Joint Research Centre), PR Head of Unit (Belgium) - Moderator |
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Berta Duane (press officer), Ispra site (Joint
Research Centre) (Italy) |
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Elena Ceva (journalist), RAI 3 (Italy) |
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Patrick Cappe de Baillon (Information Officer),
CEA Grenoble (France) |
| Communicating
difficult issues in medical research |
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Mary Rice, European Biomedical
Research Association (Belgium) - Moderator |
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Francoise Shenfield, European Society of Human
Reproduction and Embryology (United Kingdom) |
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Mark Matfield, European Biomedical Research
Association (United Kingdom) |
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Ferenc Oberfrank, Federation of European Neuroscience
Societies (Hungary) |
| How
to reach the business media |
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Gill Joy, IST Results Service (United
Kingdom) |
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Marta Ribele, news editor of “Diena Business”,
Latvia’s pink daily newspaper (Latvia) |
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Sean Duke, editor of “Science Spin”
and “Technology Ireland” magazines (Ireland) |
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Michaela Stipsits, Managing editor of “Business
People” magazine, supplement of Wirtschaftsblatt (Austria) |
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Luisa Minoli, API-Varese (Italy) |
| Talking nano – What makes nanotechnology
so special? |
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Richard Hayhurst, 4Bio (United
Kingdom) |
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Guglielmo Maglio (Nano Dialogue), Città
della Scienza, Naples (Italy) – Introduction: Communicating
nanotechnology |
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Volker Türk (Nanologue), Wuppertal Institute
(Germany) – The Nanologue project: Ethical, legal and social
aspects of nano |
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David Bennett (NanoBio-RAISE), Delft University
of Technology (The Netherlands) – Society in nanotech: lessons
learnt from the GMO debate |
How to…?
| Training scientists in
communication skills – Module I |
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Mónica Bettencourt-Dias,
University of Cambridge (United Kingdom) - Moderator |
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Steve Miller, Head of Science and Technology
Studies, UCL (United Kingdom) and Director of the European Science
Communication Workshops |
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Jenni Metcalfe, Director, E-connect Science
Communication Consultants (Australia), PCST |
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Toss Gascoigne, Director, Council for the Humanities,
Arts and Social Sciences (Australia), PCST |
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Ben Johnson, Principal Researcher and Project
Developer for Graphic Science, a portfolio of innovative projects
designed to take science to targeted audiences (United Kingdom) |
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