The "Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge," adopted at the dawn of the 21st century, confirmed that science should exist alongside society.
This necessity has become even stronger following developments in scientific research that have the potential to renew our understanding of life and humanity, such as the emergence of constructive approaches in biology and the development of artificial intelligence that surpasses human capabilities.
How, then, can such an ideal state of science be realized?
In this symposium, using the keywords "Responsible" and "Open"—which have been adopted in European research and innovation frameworks—we would like to consider what "responsible science" and "open science" as demanded by society are, and what we can do now to realize them.
【Date and Time】
Thursday, March 7, 2024, 14:00–18:00 [Doors open at 13:00]
【Venue】
Hiyoshi Campus, Raiosha, Symposium Space
【Language】
Simultaneous Japanese-English interpretation available
【Cost】
Free
【Registration】
Required
Registration may be closed if the number of applicants exceeds the capacity.
Capacity: 80 people
【Organizer/Cooperation】
Organizer | Ishii-Ishibashi Fund Young Researcher Development Monozukuri Special Project
Cooperation | Hiyoshi Art Studies
【Contact】
Koichi Mikami, Faculty of Science and Technology, Keio University
mikami[at]keio.jp
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