World Science Forum 2011

Conference, 2011. November 16 - 19.

Grouped by broadcast locations

Ceremonial Hall
Large Lecture Hall
The House of Parliament
 

Groupd by events

Closing Plenary Lectures (5)

Opening Addresses (9)

Parallel Thematic Session I. Leopoldina: "Emerging and re-emerging infections" (5)

Parallel Thematic Session I. UNESCO: "The Changing Landscape of Science: Higher Education's Perspectives, Dynamics and Implications" (6)

Parallel Thematic Session II. AAAS: “Developing a coherent and compatible science enterprise" (7)

Parallel Thematic Session II. Hungarian Academy of Sciences: Networks (6)

Parallel Thematic Session III. Brazil: “Sustainable Food Production”  (9)

Parallel Thematic Session III. ICSU: “Forsight Scenarios: What will international science be like in 2031?" (5)

Parliamentary session (11)

Plenary Session I. “The Changing Landscape of Science: Challenges and Opportunities" (6)

Plenary Session II.: “The Changing Landscape of Science: Emerging Powerhouses in Science and Technology” (8)

Plenary Session III.: “The Changing Landscape of Science: “Emerging Fields of Science”  (7)

Plenary Session IV. “The Changing Landscape of Science: Policy Implications and Drivers" (9)

Plenary Session V. Forum of Global Fora: Sharing Knowledge for Global Challenges (9)

UNESCO Prize Ceremony (1)

 

  • Session Introduction

    Start time: 2011-11-17 10:10:00

    Presenters:

    • József Pálinkás (president - HAS),
    • Szilvia Krizsó (journalist - Hungarian Television)

  • Changing Landscape in Science: Challenges and Opportunities

    Start time: 2011-11-17 10:15:00

    Presenters:

    • Gretchen Kalonji (Assistant Director-General - UNESCO Natural Sciences)

  • Presentation, Plenary Session I. - William Colglazier

    Start time: 2011-11-17 10:30:00

    Presenters:

    • Dr. William Colglazier (Science and Technology Adviser - US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton)

  • International Scientific Collaboration: benefits, challenges and opportunities

    International Scientific Collaboration: benefits, challenges and opportunities

    Start time: 2011-11-17 10:45:00

    Presenters:

    • Sir Christopher Llewellyn Smith (Chair, the Royal Society Advisory Group - Global Science Report)

  • Science in Brazil: Never too late

    Science in Brazil: Never too late

    Start time: 2011-11-17 11:00:00

    Presenters:

    • Sergio Machado Rezende (Former Minister of Science and Technology - Ministry of Science and Technology, Brazil)