Next Monday, September 19, the French-American Scientific Cooperation Week will open, Professor Marisa Midori reported in the column. Library from this week. The program is diverse, beginning with questions about the history and memory of knowledge from a transnational perspective, by Christian Jacob, as we have already indicated in this column, as we take up the topic of the French presence and transits in Brazil, and culminates with Open Science Symposium – International Meeting between France and South America‘ says the teacher.

According to the professor, the current edition, which will take place on September 22-23, in the University Council Chamber, offers three thematic conferences and three seminars: Digital Humanities; Researchers evaluation. Citizen science and dialogue about knowledge as a common good. The professor also highlights the participants in the tables, “intellectuals whose tracks of thinking and work in defense of open science have been observed, in their various fields of activity, among them Renato Janin Ribeiro, Ricardo Medeiros Pimenta, Sylvie Rossett, Laura Rovelli, Bianca Amaro and Claudia Bowser Medeiros, among others. Other names.

We can say that the objectives pursued at the meeting are: the exchange of experiences between South American countries and France on this topic of open science; encourage cooperation in the field of open science between France and South America; And what seems to us very important, is a reflection of the links between science and democracy,” concludes the professor. The event will be broadcast live online. The full schedule and more information at USP Institute for Advanced Studies website.

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