Morten Irgens om RRI og regioner

Morten Irgens introduksjon til konferanse june 2019

1 - Welcome and Introduction - Paul Chaffey, State Secretary to the Minister of Local Government and Modernisation, Norway. - Morten Irgens, Vice Rector, Oslo Metropolitan University. - Dominique Guellec, Head, Division for Science and Technology Policy, OECD. 2 - Initial reflections Moderator: Dominique Guellec, Head, Division for Science and...

1 - Artificial intelligence for science and innovation – current and emerging possibilities Moderator: Anna Felländer, Founder of AI Sustainability Center, Affiliated Faculty Royal Institute of Technology, Advisor to the Minister of Digitalisation 2 - An overview of recent and potential developments, Charles Fracchia, Founder and CEO, Biobright...

1- Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality and AI in delivering skills for STEM and innovation Moderator - Rebecca Gregory-Clarke, Head of Technology – Immersive of Digital Catapult 2 - An overview of recent experience and near-term possibilities delivering STEM education using AR and VR, Emory Craig, Director of eLearning, college of New Rochelle,...

1 - Start - Digital technology enabling open, citizen, collabora- tive and crowdfunded science Moderator: Carthage Smith, Head, OECD Global Science Forum 2 - Legal and digital frameworks enabling open access to research tools, Linda Kahl, Senior Counsel and Director of Ownership and Innovation, The Biobricks Foundation 3 - Digital technology...

1 - Start - National RD and promotional strategies for AI: ap- proaches and lessons to date? Moderator: Dominique Guellec, Head, Division for Science and Technology Policy, OECD. Presentations: 2 - Canada: Elissa Strome, Executive Director, Pan-Canadian AI Strategy at CIFAR 3 - China: Xue Lan, Tsinghua University 4 - Europe: Morten Irgens,...

1 - Start Group discussion - Leaders of National Innovation Agencies Senior executives of national innovation agencies will be invited to comment on the implications of the preceding work- shop discussions, raise questions (for any participants), set out relevant plans or ongoing projects in their own agencies, consider opportunities for...

1 - Start This session will begin by seeking participants’ views on a number of questions key for the OECD: In the context of the technologies discussed at this Workshop, what needs to be better understood in order to enhance public policy for science, technology and innovation? What types of evidence gathering and research would it be most...

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