INGSA2021 Digital Posters and Innovations in Science Advice

The conference provided academics and practitioners the opportunity to present their cutting edge science diplomacy and science advice research.
Thank you to everyone that submitted, we hope that you’ll take the time to support new research by watching the Digital Posters.

• Adamson, Matthew – Science Diplomacy at the International Atomic Energy Agency: Isotope Hydrology, Development, and the Establishment of a Technique
• Aguirre-Bastos, Carlos – Foresight for Science Advice: Long-term vs short-term policy demands in developing countries
• Banuelos, Cecilia and Esther Orozco – Science advice in Mexico during Covid-19 pandemic: Leading initiatives that benefit the Latin American and Caribbean region
• Ciarli, Tommaso –  A Map of Science, Technology and Innovation in Relation to the SDGs
• Diallo, Madiagne – Novel tools and frameworks for science advice in 6 African countries
• Falconer, Matthew, et al. – Knowledge exchange frameworks in natural resource management
• Figueroa, Pedro – Organized Scientific Diaspora And Its Contributions To Science Diplomacy Schemes In Emerging Economies: The Case Of Latin America And The Caribbean
• Golhasany, Hamid and Blane Harvey – Capacities for Knowledge Mobilization; Supporting Socially-Impactful Research
• González, Alejandra – Science Diplomacy in Emerging Economies: A Phenomenological Analysis of the Colombian Case
• Iffat Batool Naqvi – Gap between Science and Society: An evidence from societal myths about Covid-19
• Jennings, Rhoda – Translating post-normal science into legislation: the science of the precautionary principle in European Union environmental law
• Kondo, Akoko Sita – Transforming research evidence on rabies into practice in Côte d’Ivoire
• MacDonald, Bertrum H. – The Critical Need to Understand Barriers to the Flow of Information in Science-Policy Interfaces
• Mäkinen-Rostedt, Katri and Jaakko Kuosmanen – Structuring and modelling diverse science advice practices: the cases of Finland and European young science academies
• McCabe, Ruth – Disease transmission and control modelling at the science-policy interface
• Michalek, Tomas – Transaction of Understanding at Science-Policy Interface
• Millar, Andrew – Universities are not ‘academia’ (and researchers are not ‘academics’)
• Misuraca, Gianluca and Erika Widegren – Global Governance, Technology Diplomacy and the Future of Europe in the age of AI
• Namdeo, Suryesh K. – STI Diplomacy in an Uneven World
• Obermeister, Noam – What and how do science advisers learn?
• Pelkonen, Antti – The use of scientific evidence in decision-making in Finland – A systematic review
• Pelkonen, Antti – Covid-19 Research Review: An innovation to provide Finnish decision-makers with up-to-date insights into science on the pandemic
• Polejack, Andrei – Ocean science diplomacy in a post-normal world
• Policy Horizons Canada – The Future of Sense-making
• Rima Mbaabu, Purity –  Utilization of evidence in policy: Tracking pathways to evidence-based actions and policy decisions during the Covid-19 crisis in Kenya
• Ruhrmann, Henriette – How can legislators participate in shaping technological change?
• Scarffe, Andrew and Marc Saner – Departmental Science Advisors in Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom: A Comparison
• Schreiner, Greg – Measuring the Effectiveness of Scientific Assessments
• Steenmans, Ine – Is there consensus on the alignment of science, technology and innovation with the SDGs? A global survey informing policy design
• Stronge, Dean – Maximising well-being post COVID 19
• Vallejo, Benjamin Jr. – Prospects for Government Science Advice in the Philippines

Innovations in Science Advice

• Arabia, Anna-Maria – Science advice informing Australia’s response to COVID-19: The Rapid Research Information Forum
• Dall, Elke and Angela Schindler-Daniels – Innovating cooperation of European Union Science Diplomacy Research and Advice
• Emini, Christian Arnault – Co-production for more responsive research
• Goucher, Nancy – Unlocking scientific findings in academia to address “wicked problems”
• Hamid, Zakri bin Abdul – Southeast Asia Science Advice Network (SEA SAN): Creating regional linkages and a Policy Intelligence Platform
• Hayter, Emily – Understanding capacity in context: collaborative analysis and design to strengthen capacity development for evidence use.
• Krieger, Florence Gauzy and Sebastian Goers – RLS-Sciences: a multi-regional and multi-level science initiative
• Lawson, Katrina – OUCRU Outbreak Advisory Board: Bringing researchers & policymakers together the pandemic in Vietnam
• Maas, Timo – Knowledge impact assessment at the science-policy interface
• Middleton, Alexandra – Science advice development in Finland during the COVID-19 pandemic
• Millar, Andrew – “Centres of Expertise” broker the science-policy interface in Scotland
• Quirós, Diego – COVID-19 data analysis tool for decision making support in Costa Rica’s government institutions
• Roig, Alexis – City-led Science Diplomacy: How Barcelona became the world’s first city with a Science Diplomacy strategy
• Shahmy, Seyed – New horizon for data-driven Science for Policy – A proposed system to generate robust scientific evidence
• Silva, Primal – BSL4ZNet: Using science diplomacy to harness knowledge of and preparedness for emerging biothreats in high-containment institutions
• Stirling, Andy – Research, Innovation and Democracy: views underpinning and emerging from a new initiative for the UNDP
• Villarreal, Aline – Science advice for local policymakers in Mexico City: Experiences and outcomes of the first cohort of science-policy fellows
• SAPEA – Creating a Science for Policy Podcast

Thanks to everyone that applied and that was accepted to provide a Digital Poster. If you would like to see the Digital Posters that were selected as the best of the conference see the INGSA2021 Special Horizon Series Episode here!