In the spotlight
Detailed program
Part 1 - 5:00 UTC to 9:00 UTC
- 5:00 UTC Presentation
- 5:05 UTC Introduction to the Periodic Table Challenge
- 5:10 UTC Basic science for finding solutions to environmental problems such as E-waste; Needs for Global North-South dialogue
- 5:35 UTC Igniting a Global North-South Dialogue about Responsible Production and Consumption
- 5:45 UTC Environmental Impact Assessment Based on Basic Science
- 6:00 UTC The African Synchrotron Light Source and its contribution to basic science in Africa
- 6:10 UTC Global efforts to address the environmental impact of additive chemicals in recycled plastic products
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- 6:35 UTC Assessing the current state of the planet and the future environment through ice core records
- 6:55 UTC Connection between Arctic climate change and extreme weather events in mid-latitudes
- 7:10 UTC Effects of climate change on future plant-herbivore interactions
- 7:25 UTC Mimicking Nature: making efficient and sustainable biocatalysts
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- 7:55 UTC Understanding Climate Change Risks for Cities
- 8:15 UTC Utilization of Carbon Dioxide Resource for Sustainable Development
- 8:30 UTC Scientific ‘redemption’ for ocean plastic pollution
- 8:45 UTC Phytoremediation techniques guarantee agriculture safety in high geological background region
Part 2 - 9:00 UTC to 13:00 UTC
- 9:00 UTC Presentation
- 9:05 UTC Introduction to the Periodic Table Challenge
- 9:10 UTC More Science of Life for Better Science for Life
………………………………. - 10:00 UTC Roundtable: Biophysics for Global Health and Sustainability
………………………………. - 11:30 UTC Basic Sciences: the Driver of STEM Education for Sustainability
- 12:00 UTC Solutions to Plastic Pollution
- 12:30 UTC Environment and science: the legal perspective
- 12:55 UTC Periodic Table Challenge Results
Part 3 - 13:00 GMT to 17:00 GMT
- 13:00 UTC Presentation
- 13:05 UTC Advancing science collaboratively generates technologies relevant for all
- 13:30 UTC Beyond world-class science – developing a sustainable radio astronomy observatory
- 13:55 UTC Conversation with younger scientists
- 14:30 UTC Interdisciplinary research at the European XFEL: A team effort
- 14:50 UTC Interdisciplinary approaches for better and sustainable software at the European XFEL
………………………………. - 15:10 UTC Panel: Gender equality in science
………………………………. - 16:05 UTC What have accelerators ever done for us?
- 16:30 UTC The ITER Project: collaborating on basic science for a new energy future
- 16:55 UTC Periodic Table Challenge results
Part 4 - 17:00 GMT to 21:00 GMT
- 17:00 GMT Introduction
- 17:05 GMT Introduction to the Periodic Table Challenge
- 17:10 GMT Environment and sustainability at CERN
………………………………. - 18:30 GMT Panel: Big Science and Sustainability
- 20:00 GMT A Ciência como ferramenta para o desenvolvimento sustentável e a redução das desigualdades (em português)
- 20:25 GMT Cutting Edge Particle Physics: an Opportunity for Ocean and Climate Science
- 20:55 GMT Periodic Table Challenge Results
Part 5 - 21:00 GMT to 1:00 GMT (Tuesday 6)
- 21:00 GMT Introduction
- 21:05 GMT Presentation of the Periodic Table Challenge
- 21:10 GMT Panel: Basic science for sustainable development, the case of Latin America and the Caribbean
………………………………. - 22:45 GMT Videos: laureates of the competition Science, Action!
- 23:00 GMT Inspiring Scientific Vocations: the Experience of the Argentine Crystal Growing Contest
- 23:25 GMT Ecological Botanical Walks, a comprehensive participatory science pedagogical approach
- 23:55 GMT Environment and sustainability at TRIUMF
………………………………. - 00:30 GMT Mother Tree Project
- 00:55 GMT Periodic Table Challenge Results
Part 6 - 1:00 GMT to 5:00 GMT
- 1:00 GMT Presentation
- 1:05 GMT Introduction to the Periodic Table Challenge
- TBC
About the International Year
Basic sciences have been instrumental in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic. It was the basic sciences that allowed us to know that the infection is caused by a virus, what the virus looks like, what the genetic sequence and its variations are.
Basic sciences are instrumental in all areas of our lives: even the World Wide Web, which you are using right now, was invented at CERN out of the need for global collaboration on fundamental physics experiments, and it was developed using powerful algorithms.
The International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development is a key moment of mobilization to convince economic and political leaders, as well as every citizen, of the importance of taking into account and mastering basic sciences to ensure a balanced, sustainable and inclusive development of the planet.
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