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The European Science Foundation at ESOF 2008

ESF at ESOF 2008

This year, a selection of the European Science Foundation's activities and programmes will be presented in six sessions at Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) 2008 which takes place on 18-22 July in Barcelona. The range of lectures reflect the breadth of expertise covered by the European Science Foundation's activities.

When?

What time?

Title

Speaker

16-17 July

Policy and technology for e-science

Kaitlin Thaney (organiser)

19 July

8.30-10.00

Stem cells - From bench to bedside

Fiona Kernan (organiser)

Carlos de Sola

Alastair Kent

20 July

8.30-12.00

Consciousness in context

Eva Hoogland (organiser)

Joelle Proust

David J. Smith

Finn Spicer

Julian Kiverstein

Josep Call

21 July

8.30-10.00

Science at the centre of the earth: matter at extreme pressure and temperature

Bjoern Winkler (organiser)

Leonid Dubrovinsky (organiser)

Wilson Crichton

21 July

14.30-18.00

Revealing Europe's hidden map

Albert Gerdes (organiser)

Yvonne Robberstad

John Joyce

Kim Marshall-Brown

Slawomir Sagan

21 July

16.30-18.00

The amazing quantum world of ultra cold matter

Juergen Eschner (organiser)

Christopher Foot

Christophe Salomon

Maciej Lewenstein

22 July

10.30-12.00

Reaching for the future of European Science

Nina Kancewicz-Hoffman (organiser)

Luke Geroghiou

You can also visit the ESF in the exhibition hall where you will find us at booth 111 and 124. This year we have a combined booth with COST. Come and ask questions about the European Science Foundation, pick up leaflets and other freebies or just to hang out with some of our scientists. We will have top scientists visiting our booth at different times and journalists are welcome to come along during these hours to conduct interviews. There will also be a lunch time reception at our stand with a talk from the European Science Foundation's Chief Executive, Professor Marja Makarow. More details on these activities will follow.

What is ESOF?

The mission of the Euroscience Open Forum (ESOF) is to provide both the European and the international science communities with an open platform for debate and communication. It presents and profiles Europe's leading research trends in the sciences, humanities and social sciences. It is an opportunity to discuss and influence the future of research and innovation in Europe.  

  • Discover new trends and directions in research, business, science policy and funding
  • Network with leaders of the international science community
    Communicate your research and ideas to an international audience 
  • Participate in the debate, discussion and excitement of European science and technology  
  • Meet and talk to scientific journalists from Europe and around the world 
  • Develop your career, your future projects and your contacts
 


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