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Wednesday, November 1
 

15:00 EDT

106 – Riding The Wave – Energy and Environment/ Portés par la vague – Énergie et environnement
Panel Organizer: Rabiz Foda, Terre Policy Center, India ROOM 212Rabiz N. Foda • Peter Mascher • Allison Sekuler • Rajendra M. Shende • Irene Sterian
 
Thursday, November 2
 

10:30 EDT

107 – Canada's Clinical Innovation in Fifty Years: The Future May Be Rare/ L’innovation clinique du Canada dans cinquante ans : Les possibilités d’avenir peuvent être rares
Panel Organizer: Angela Behbo... ROOM 211Dr. Lawrence Korngut • Dr. Kym Boycott • Susan Marlin • Dr. William McKellin • Dr. Durhane Wong-Rieger

15:30 EDT

101 – Designing the scientific 'paper” of the future/ Concevoir «l’article» scientifique de l’avenir
Panel Organizer: Rebecca Ross, Canadian Science Publishing ROOM 211Laura Coristine • Steven Cooke • Maria DeRosa • Brian Owens • Chelsea Rochman
 
Friday, November 3
 

13:30 EDT

104 – “Missing Numbers”: How girls and women can help solve Canada's innovation crisis/ « Nombres manquants » : comment les jeunes filles et les femmes peuvent contribuer à la résolution de la crise en... GATINEAU – ROOM 205/207Dr. Betsy McGregor • Amanda Adam • Winnica Beltrano • Paulina Cameron • Emily Cross • Erin Engelhardt • Sarah Gauthier • Dr. Melanie Martin • Bethel Samson
 
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  • 1) What are Canada’s likely challenges in the next 50 years and how can scientific knowledge be used to solve them?
  • 2) How does Canada get the new scientific knowledge it needs?
  • 3) How can we more effectively bring new and existing scientific knowledge to bear on Canada’s challenges?
  • 4) How do we strengthen the environment for the production and integration of new scientific knowledge?
  • 5) How do we engage the public in Canada’s science system?
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