Here the last version of the digital journey programme.
| Monday 21/09 | ||
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| Chair: | Silvio Funtowicz (UiB, NO) | |
| Address by: | Jerome Ravetz (OU, UK) | |
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| CitieS-Health: Citizen Science through Post-normal Science lenses. Challenges and lessons from CitieS-Health Project | ||
| Chair: | Bruna De Marchi (UiB, NO) | |
| Speakers: | Muki Haklay (UCL, UK) Gerard Hoek (UT, NL) David Kriebel (UML, USA) Annibale Biggeri (UF, IT) | |
| Tuesday 22/09 | ||
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| Challenges in governing a future energy transition | ||
| Moderator: | Mario Giampietro (UAB, ES) | |
| Conversants: | Maddalena Rippa (UAB, ES) Tessa Dunlop (UAB, ES) | |
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| Post-normal Science in Practice - Lessons Learned from the MAGIC project | ||
| Chair: | Silvio Funtowicz (UiB, NO) | |
| Speakers: | Mario Giampietro (UAB, ES) Lorenzo Benini (EEA) Kerry Waylen (HU, UK ) Roger Strand (UiB, NO) Ângela Guimarães Pereira (EC-JRC) | |
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| Science for Policy Handbook: Collaborative practices in Joint Research Centre vs Extended Peer Communities | ||
| Chair: | Marta Sienkiewicz (EC-JRC) | |
| INVITEES: | Silvio Funtowicz (UiB, NO) | |
| Wednesday 23/09 | ||
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| Redrawing the Boundaries between Science and Society: Between “Strengthening Science” and Making it Inclusive | ||
| Moderator: | Martin O'Connor (UVSQ, FR) | |
| Conversants: | Alessandro Allegra (UCL, UK) Antonella Ficorilli (EP, IT) Vesco Paskalev (BUL, UK) | |
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| Addressing Ambiguity in Participatory Processes | ||
| Chair: | Marcela Brugnach (IAS, ES) | |
| Conversants: | Caroline van Bers (UO, DE) Violeta Cabello (IBFS, ES) | |
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| Practicing PNS in the face of power | ||
| Chair: | Marta Struminska-Kutra (VID, NO) | |
| SPEAKERS: | David Barkin (UAM, MX) Leandro Luiz Giatti (USP, BR) Martin O'Connor (UVSQ, FR) Marta Struminska-Kutra (VID, NO) | |
| Thursday 24/09 | ||
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| Post-normal Science | ||
| Chair: | Dafne Lemus (UiB, NO) | |
| Conversants: | Jeroen Van der Sluijs (UiB ,NO) Laura Maxim (CNRS, FR) | |
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| Uncomfortable knowledge | ||
| Chair: | Mario Giampietro (UAB, ES) | |
| Speakers: | Richard Rosen (TI, USA) Jordi Solé (UVI, ES) Raul Velasco (UAB, ES) Laura Pérez (UAB, ES) | |
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| The Covid19 challenge | ||
| Chair: | Paulo Rosa (TRACYS) | |
| Invitees: | ||
| Friday 25/09 | ||
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| Can PNS principles save us from corrupt corporations and promote just and sustainable practices? | ||
| Moderator: | Jessica Fuller (UiB, NO) | |
| Conversants: | Dorothy Dankel (UiB, NO) Andrea Saltelli (UOC, ES) | |
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| With homemade own coktails and other drinks. | ||
Knowledge, Science Practices and Integrity: Quality through Post-Normal Science Lenses.
As science's inter-penetration with technology, finance, politics and mass-media becomes ever more profound, new challenges arise. Scientific practices are becoming increasingly diverse — for example, as citizen science, DIY and makers movements gain prominence, and traditional, local and indigenous knowledge are (re)valued. Plurality in the forms of knowledge increases complexity. In this context, the protection of integrity and quality of knowledge includes critical thinking about science itself. New demarcations are needed, between science practices with qualities that are negotiated with society, and practices that are shoddy, entrepreneurial, opportunistic, reckless, vacuous, or outright dirty. Confronting issues at the science-technology-policy interface with PNS lenses yields something more rigorously managed than politics, less precise than laboratory science, more challenging than either of them, and with the potential to restore integrity to science practice and prudence in policy advice.
The list is not exhaustive and related themes may be considered.
Quality. How has the conceptualisation of quality evolved in PNS research? Which qualities are needed in the post-normal age? If quality is defined as fitness for purpose, whose purposes are taken into account by science? How can qualities be negotiated and assessed with society?
Demarcation. How is PNS positioning itself in the post-truth & post-facts debate? Can and should the boundary between science and technology be defined? How are the crisis of democracy and the crisis of science interconnected?
Integrity. How can personal and collective integrity be preserved in the political economy of technoscience? Can PNS contribute to restore the integrity of science while fostering reflexivity about values?
Extended peer communities. What are the conceptual developments, practical applications and lessons learned from extended peer communities? Can PNS-inspired work avoid the fallacies of naivety, opportunism and skepticism? Do and should PNS researchers act as “honest brokers”? Is there a role for the ethics of care?
Scientific controversies. What is the role of scientific practices "less precise than laboratory science"? How have the analysis of uncertainty and complexity evolved in PNS?
Post-truth & Uncomfortable knowledge. How to face the challenge of "post-truth"? How to make "uncomfortable knowledge" visible and usable?
Other. Open for suggestions.
We now open the registration for the 5th Post-Normal Science Symposium "PNS5", hosted as a Digital Journey on the Hopin platform September 21–25th, 2020. We are happy that registration is free, and we can accommodate a total of 300 people on our platform.
The Digital Journey Event has two Parts:
Part I: September 21–22:
https://hopin.to/events/pns-5-symposium-1
Part II: September 23–25:
https://hopin.to/events/pns-5-symposium-2
If you want to join the whole Journey, you must have two tickets, one for Part I and one for Part II.
If you have any technical questions with your registration, please contact Paulo Rosa: Paulo.ROSA@ext.ec.europa.eu. If you have any questions regarding the Digital Journey, please contact Dorothy.dankel@uib.no and angela.pereira@ec.europa.eu .
Welcome to the PNS_5 Digital Journey!
09:30-10:30 - INTRO SESSION
17:30-18:30 - HANDBOOK
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