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11

May

SRA workshop series: How can we develop research ideas and influence research policy related to the SDGs?

11 May 2021 08:30 to 11:45 | Conference
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This is the first workshop in a serie arranged by the Strategic Research Areas and Sustainability Forum within Lund University. The workshop will give an overview over developments as well channels for influencing research related to SDGs.

The workshop will be an opportunity for both junior researcher who want to take the next step in their academic career as well as the senior researchers who want to develop the research politics within Lund University to discuss possible pathways for development.

The subject will be presented through two shorter presentations and two workshops focusing on external as well as internal factors influencing research related to SDGs in relation to where we are now and how the processes are structured for influencing (important for junior researchers). Insights in where we are heading (important for senior researchers) will be dealt with and give you tools and networks for influencing research policy related to the SDGs.

Registration – lu-se.zoom.us

Preliminary program

8.20 Check-in.

8.30 Welcome.

8.40 Rickard Eksten, Lärosäten Syds Brysselkontor and Lund University.

9.05 Per Mickwitz, Pro Vice-Chancellor at Lund University.

9.30 Erika Söderstjärna and Anna Hansen, Lund University.
Introduction to discussion groups.

9.45 Discussions (including 10 min break).
Discussion group leaders: Helena Persson, Per Persson, Mine Islar, Johanna Alkan Olsson.

The aim of the discussion is to exchange ideas and lessons learnt, both positive and negative aspects in relation to formulation of research in relation to the SDGs.

  1. How do you feel research has been influenced so far by the increased focus of SDGs?
  2. How do you think the SDGs will influence the future research politics (not at least international influence)?

11.30 Wrap up and end.

Most welcome to join via Zoom!

Registration in advance – lu-se.zoom.us

The hosts for this workshop are SRA; BECC, MERGE and LUCC.
BECC – becc.lu.se
MERGE – merge.lu.se
LUCC – lucc.lu.se

About the event

Location:

Online (Zoom)

Target group:

SRA researchers

Language:

English

Contact:

lina [dot] nikoleris [at] cec [dot] lu [dot] se