

Falling Walls Circle – Round Table: Science and Politics: Between Independence, Interdependence and Partnership
Grand societal challenges can no longer be solved in ivory towers and back rooms. Diverse expertise and multidirectional exchange are increasingly important. But how can such collaboration work without compromising the autonomy of individual fields?
Focusing on Science & Politics, this round table will explore how scientific knowledge can be offered comprehensively and neutrally and how policy makers can contribute experiences to ongoing research.
To better exploit the great potentials, following questions will be discussed:
What are innovative modes of knowledge exchange?
How can we ensure transparency and independence, and to what extent should we integrate exchange into everyday work?
The event is cohosted by our partner Berlin University Alliance.
This event will be accessible for our digital audience by livestream free of charge here at 10.00 am.
Falling Walls Circle Tables give the spotlight to world-leading scientists and science strategists, along with policy-makers from academia, business and politics to shape the agenda of the future of science.
Berlin, 10243 Germany
Geraldine Rauch
Technische Universität Berlin
Maria Leptin
European Research Council
Andrew Hurrell
Oxford University
Armaghan Naghipour
Staatssekretärin für Wissenschaft, Forschung und Gleichstellung Berliner Senat