Rethinking science centre – universities partnerships Thursday June 9, Bart van de Laar 1 Monique Mourits 2 Michael van der Meer 3 1 Science LinX – University of Groningen 2 Center for Science Communication & Culture – University of Utrecht 3 Science Centre Delft – Delft University of Technology

Rethinking science centre – universities partnerships Thursday June 9, Twitter hashtags In all tweets: #Ecsite #yourroomhashtag (find it in the online programme)online programme Suggested content tags: strategy + vision, rri, research, learning

Introduction, the what and the why The session aims to exchange models for successful cooperation, drawing on cases from EU-projects and others

The percentage of STEM students in higher education The percentage of female students enrolling in STEM

Responsible Research and Innovation RRI requires that all stakeholders including civil society are responsive to each other and take shared responsibility for the processes and outcomes of research and innovation. This means working together in: science education; the definition of research agendas; the conduct of research; the access to research results; and the application of new knowledge in society - in full respect of gender equality, the gender dimension in research and ethics considerations.

15’ introduction 30’ table sessions (pitch + discussion) 30’ plenary discussion and relate it back to RRI + wrap up This session

A target audience of ‘academic researchers’ 1. Mikko Myllykoski - experience director, Heureka Antti Laherto - postdoc researcher, University of Helsinki 2. Herbert Muender - general manger, Universum Paul Hix - scientific associate, Deutsches Museum A target audience of ‘students and pupils’ 3. Phil Winfield - general Jan Apotheker - professor/ lecturer, University of Groningen 4. Laurent Chicoineau - general manger, La Casemate Michael van der Meer - head Science Center Delft / Delft University of Technology A target audience of ‘wider audience’ 5. Ian Brunswick - programme manager, Science Gallery Malvina Artheau - manager European partnerships + Innovation, Science Animation 6. Annette Klinkert - project manager, Rhine Waal University | general manager, city2science Thierry Brassac - head Science Culture Department / Montpellier University

Responsible Research and Innovation

RRI requires that all stakeholders including civil society are responsive to each other and take shared responsibility for the processes and outcomes of research and innovation. This means working together in: science education; the definition of research agendas; the conduct of research; the access to research results; and the application of new knowledge in society- in full respect of gender equality, the gender dimension in research and ethics considerations.

Research projects ‘PWS’, science shops

Host role model events, like ‘Girls Day’

CoL: teachers, university and industry researchers, science centre experts

open access; dissemination H2020

Public debates; science cafes - role models ‘life in the lab’

governance; policy to prevent harmful and unethical R&I

What does this mean for your institution

Workshop

Thank you Science LinX – University of Groningen Center for Science Communication &Culture – University of Utrecht Science Centre Delft – Delft University of Technology