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Thursday, November 2
 

10:30 EDT

502 – Does Canada have a Science Culture?/ Le Canada a-t-il une culture scientifique?
Panel Organizers: Kirsten Vanstone, RCIS and Dr. Reinhart Reithmeier, University of Toronto GATINEAU – ROOM 205/207Ivan Semeniuk • Dr. Chantal Barriault • Dr. Maurice Bitran • Dr. Kelly Bronson • Marc LePage

13:30 EDT

506 – Big Thinking Panel, Expertise in a post-truth era: How to be a trusted advisor in a low-trust world/ expertise dans une période postfactuelle : comment être un conseiller fiable dans un monde où le niveau... GATINEAU – ROOM 205/207Gabriel Miller • Lisa Kimmel • Mark Kingwell • Rima Wilkes
 
Friday, November 3
 

10:30 EDT

501 – Science Slam: An Interactive Framework for Engaging the Public in Canadian Science/ Science Slam : Un cadre interactif pour susciter la participation du public dans la science canadienne
Panel Organizer... GATINEAU – ROOM 205/207Nikki Berreth • Alan Shapiro • Irem Bor-Yaliniz • Masha Cemma • Kimberly Girling • Danny Jomaa • Aybuke Ozel • Peter Soroye

13:30 EDT

508 – Engaging the public where they live: perspectives from media personalities and strategists for better science communication/ Susciter la participation du public dans son environnement : points de vue de... ROOM 212Nora Young • Mark Blevis • Pascal Lapointe • Alyssa Lerner • Kirstine Stewart
 
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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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