Science for Policy making

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How can policy makers across Europe use scientific knowledge to improve debates and policy decisions? And how can scientists increase dialogue and interaction with policy makers? In this session, researchers, decision makers, actors from universities and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre, will share their views and experiences on best practices for science informed decision-making.

Speakers: Agnieszka Gadzina-Kolodziejska, Deputy Head of Unit, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Mikael Karlsson, Associate Professor, Climate Change Leadership, Uppsala University, Julian Keimer, Policy Analyst, European Commission Joint Research Centre, Ellen Bruno, Policy Analyst, Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre, Jessica Jewell, Associate Professor, Chalmers/Young Academy of Sweden, Amanda Wood, Researcher, Stockholm University Stockholm Resilience Centre, Anders Grönvall, former Secretary of State to the Swedish Minister for Environment, Marie-Louise Hänel Sandström, Member of Parliament, Sweden
Moderator: Gun Rudquist, Head of Policy, Stockholm University Baltic Sea Centre

The session on Science for Policy making is part of the conference: “Open Science – From Policy to Practice” which will highlight different perspectives of shaping, implementing and embedding Open Science. The aim is to exchange knowledge, share best practices and to discuss how Open Science can contribute to strengthening sustainable futures and democracies in and beyond the European Union. The event will take place in Stockholm on 16–17 May 2023 and will be streamed to facilitate online participation. Find out more.