#Collaborate4Research

The conference features two plenary panels with voices of experienced experts on the two main topics of the conference: 1) supporting citizen science in the social sciences and humanties and 2) participatory approaches to funding.  Both panels and all three keynotes will be streamed on the OPERAS YouTube channel. For streaming times and links, please visit the Conference Live Stream page.

Thursday 11:00-12:15, Centre des Colloques Auditorium 250

What does it take to make citizen science grow? Models and experiences in support of participatory practices.

Moderated by Alessia Smaniotto, EHESS, COESO Coordinator

Annelies Duerinckx, Scivil

Martine Legris, Université de Lille

Nel Coleman, University of Edinburgh Library

Muki Haklay, ECSA, Université Paris Cité/ Learning Planet Institute, ECS - European Citizen Science project/EU-Citizen.Science

Friday  9:40-10:40, MSH Auditorium 300

When funding agencies do stakeholder participation: Aspirations and ethical implications

In this panel, we will explore the values and aspirations ascribed to stakeholder participation in the context of research funding, and dive deeply into the ethical implications such approaches have. We will shine a light on these questions by bringing together experts from theory, practice and policy. 

Moderated by Margaret Gold, Leiden University

Juliana Chaves Chaparro, UNESCO

Robert Gianni, Maastricht University

Anne-Floor Scholvinck, Rathenau Institut

James Morris, Science Europe