Euroscience Open Forum 2012

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4:00pm

Fáilte Reception The Forum

5:00pm

Opening Ceremony: Céad Míle Fáilte Auditorium

6:00pm

Keynote Address: Jules Hoffmann (Nobel laureate) "From insects to mammals: reflections on a European journey through basic research on immune defenses" Auditorium

8:00am

Exoplanets: the search for planets beyond our solar system The Liffey B Planting the seeds of genetically modified trees Liffey Hall 2

9:30am

Keynote Address: Eric Karsenti "TARA-OCEANS: A world-wide study of oceanic plankton ecosystems" The Liffey B

10:45am

Archaeology meets radioactive waste Liffey Hall 2 Exploding myths on nuclear reactor security, harm reduction and GMOs The Liffey A

12:15pm

Keynote Address: A conversation with James Watson (Nobel laureate) The Liffey B Science and the future of cuisine Auditorium

1:15pm

Scientists say...' but how do they know? The Liffey A

1:30pm

Alien Deep - premiere of National Geographic documentary Auditorium

2:45pm

Keynote Address: Renée Schroeder "RNA as a key molecule for the origin of Life" The Liffey B

4:00pm

Is science journalism dead or does it just smell funny? The Liffey B Turing's Legacy: From the Science of Computation to Machines that Think Liffey Hall 2

6:00pm

Keynote Address: Maj. Gen. Charles F. Bolden Jr. "NASA and a New Era of Space Exploration" Auditorium

8:00am

How can technology transfer drive innovation? The Liffey A

9:30am

Keynote Address: Máire Geoghegan-Quinn "Collaboration, competition, connection - evidence of intelligent design in European science policy?" Auditorium

10:45am

The Emerging Arctic: a Challenge for Humankind The Liffey A

12:15pm

Keynote Address: Brian Greene "The State of String Theory" The Liffey B

1:15pm

The European Research Area: translating the aspiration into reality The Liffey B

2:45pm

Keynote Address: Bob Geldof "Making a Difference" Auditorium

4:00pm

Science crossing boundaries: the Nordic e-Science initiative Wicklow Hall 2B

5:30pm

Debate on Scientific Publishing and Open Access Auditorium

8:00am

Why is the Universe so massive? The hunt for the Higgs at the LHC The Liffey B

9:30am

Keynote Address: Lisa Randall "High Energies and Short Distances" Auditorium

10:45am

Open science - best practice in sharing the research process with the public Wicklow Hall 2A

12:15pm

What does art bring to science? The Liffey A

1:15pm

Conversations about science: the role of ‘social media’ The Liffey B

2:45pm

Keynote Address: Rolf-Dieter Heuer "The search for a deeper understanding of our universe at the Large Hadron Collider: the World’s Largest Particle Accelerator" Auditorium

4:00pm

Revealing the past: remote sensing techniques in archaeology Wicklow Meeting Room 1

5:30pm

Keynote Address: Craig Venter "From Reading to Writing the Genetic Code" Auditorium

9:30am

Keynote Address: Huanming Yang "Genomics and 'the Century of Biology' " Auditorium

4:00pm

Closing / Handover Ceremony 3rd Floor Foyer

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