LK10 Programme
LK10 Programme
Building and sustaining next generation engagement
The conference will take place: 26th – 28th June 2024 in Girona, Spain
Please note: We are in the final preparations. More detailed information on the programme will follow soon.
Pre-Conference Programme – Science Shop Summer School
Tuesday, 25 June 2024
The day before the conference we offer a separate pre-conference workshop – the Science Shop Summer School. It has become a tradition that the Living Knowledge Conference offers this ‘crash course’ with an overview of different ways to facilitate research with and for society though Science Shops or similar units. It is aimed at those who are relatively new to this – or those that just want to broaden their overview. It will help you make the most out of the main conference the following 2,5 days.
In the afternoon there will be a workshop held by Joanna Ochocka called “Authentic or tokenistic Community-University Research Partnerships? Enhancing academic and community capacity for impactful community-based research”.
There will be an optional complimentary city visit on this Tuesday in the afternoon as well.
*Registration is required for all activities.
Conference Plenary Sessions
Curriculum engagement
- Réka Matolay – Associate Professor · Corvinus University of Budapest (Chair)
- Valentina Tassone – Assistant Professor – Wageningen University
- Catherine O’Mahoney – Director of the Centre for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning (CIRTL) – University College Cork
- Karel Proot – Former student at Ghent University and project officer at Breekijzer.
Future of policy
- Norbert Steinhaus – WilaBonn Science Shop (Chair)
- Rosa Arias – Science for Change
- Ismael Ràfols – Leiden University
Visioning for the future
- Emma McKenna – Science Shop, Queen’s University Belfast
- Catherine Bates – Research Engagement Lead, TUDublin
Side Events
The digital transformation in the heritage domain opens the door to a collaboration between archives and the scientific community. On the one hand, there is the need to have new technology for the documentary treatment of big amounts of photographs and audiovisuals and also for their preservation. On the other hand, there are plenty of opportunities for new storytelling and for the collaboration between archives and citizens. In this session, we will explain the link between Archives, Technology and People, based on our own experience in different international projects and with the aim to make it clear the interest of archives in the scientific and social spheres. Besides, it must be highlight that this session will take place at the Municipal Archive’s facilities, a Convent form the XVIIth century I the historic quartier of Girona city.
Venue: Arxiu Municipal de Girona
Date and time: 27th June 2024. 18:00 h – 19:30 h
Speakers: Lluís-Esteve Casellas, Head of Department of Records Management, Archives and Publications ; David Iglésias. Head of Department of Photography and Audiovisuals
Scientific Committee
- Alicia Betts – Strategic International Projects, Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Amanda Demmer – Program Coordinator Community-Based Research Canada, Canada
- Anna Planas – Lecturer and Researcher Universitat de Girona , Spain
- Andrea Vargiu – Professor Università di Sassari, Italy
- Anne-Sophie Gresle – Patient Experience, And Public and Patient Involvement in Health Research Practitioner Hospital Clinic & Barcelona Institute for Global Health Research, Spain
- Budd Hall – UNESCO Chair in CBR and SR in Higher Education University of Victoria, Canada
- Catherine Bates – Research Engagement Lead University of Dublin, Ireland
- Edgar Iglesias – Lecturer and Researcher Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Emma McKenna – Science Shop Co-ordinator Queen’s University Belfast, UK
- Glen Millot – Coordinator Sciences Citoyennes, France
- Henk Mulder – Science Shop Coordinator/Lecturer University of Groningen, The Netherlands
- Jaume Feliu – Lecturer and Researcher Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Josep Calbó – Vice-Rector Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Jozefien De Marrée – Science Shop co-ordinator KU Leuven (Engage), Belgium
- Katrin Hedemann – University of Vechta, Science Shop Vechta/Cloppenburg, Germany
- Khan Rahi – Community-based Researcher/Lecturer Canadian Community-Based Research Network, Canada
- Marc Pauly – Science Shop Coordinator University of Groningen, The Netherlands
- Michael Soegaard Joergensen – Associate professor Aalborg University, Denmark
- Norbert Steinhaus – Project Manager; Bonn Science Shop, Germany
- Peter Norman Levesque – Poet, Retired President, Retired Senior Lecturer Retired from University of Ottawa, Institute for Knowledge Mobilization, Canada
- Quim Brugué – Lecturer and Researcher Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Reka Matolay – Head of Corvinus Science Shop Corvinus Science Shop, Corvinus University of Budapest, Hungary
- Ruth Hally Dr – University College Cork, Ireland
- Sílvia Llach – Vice-Rector Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Sílvia Simon – Lecturer and Researcher Universitat de Girona, Spain
- Valentina Ghibellini – Researcher University of Sassari, Italy
- Vera Verhage – Coordinator Science Shop of Medicine and Public Health University Medical Center Groningen/ University of Groningen, The Netherlands
- Vincent Hazelhoff – Science Shop Coordinator University of Groningen, The Netherlands
- Yorick Karseboom – Coördinator Wetenschapswinkel, Docent Filosofie Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, The Netherlands
Your Guides – The Science Shop Summer School will be facilitated by Science Shop coordinators with a long experience