8th Living Knowledge Conference - Budapest Corvinus University
- Our Action encourages Phd students and Early-Career Investigators from Inclusiveness Target Countries to submit contributions to this conference!
- Authors from ITC whose contributions will be accepted to the conference will be able to apply for a Conference Grant
The 2018 edition of the Living Knowledge Conference will be hosted by the Corvinus Business School, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary, from 30th May to 1st June. On 28th and 29th May pre-conference events and an accredited summer school are welcoming you.
The LK8 Conference is inviting academics, practitioners, activists, social innovators, research funders, science educators and communicators, citizen scientists, policy-makers, non-governmental organisations, artists, interested community groups and citizens to share their views and experience on innovative activities at the science-society interface.
In order to build on and enhance the public engagement in research practices, the conference would like to bring together the existing networks of action research and action learning, citizen science, community-based research, engaged scholarship, open science, science shops, participatory action research, participatory governance, RRI (responsible research and innovation), and social innovation.
Participants are invited to critically reflect on public engagement challenges, on the complex impacts of their science-community partnerships, on social acceptance of research and innovation processes. Please send to the conference organizers your proposals for interactive, collaborative, and engaging sessions for Living Knowledge 8 in Budapest where they we will build excitement, partnerships and policy by exploring these and other questions. The deadline for contributions is the 5th of January 2018.
Call for Propossals & Conference Informarion
You can find more information on the call and the Conference on the LK8 website.
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Weblinks
- Offical Conference Website
- See the Call for Proposals here or at the Citizen Science Cost Action Webpage
- See the Proposal Guide here.