Panel Discussion: “Reaching for the Stars – We & Science”
in cooperation with the Wiener Zeitung.
Making the impossible possible – and thus reaching for the stars. This is the claim that St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute has successfully realized in its 35 years of existence. With the clear mission of enabling children with cancer to have a healthy future, unimaginable research results have become reality.
On its 35th anniversary, St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute invites you to enter an exciting discourse. Different personalities from the fields of art and culture, science and business together with childhood cancer researchers will discuss the possibilities to make research more tangible and attract the general public to get in touch with science.
Register here: https://bit.ly/40otCKp
Our new discussion series “Reaching for the Stars – We & Science” will explore the questions, such as:
- How can science communicate the knowledge it has achieved to a broader public?
- In what way should we counter the general skepticism about science?
- What are the communication strategies of people who have already reached for the stars?
Date: 18th April 2023, 7:00 – 8:15 p.m.
Location: Campus of the University of Vienna, Alte Kapelle
Spitalgasse 2, 1090 Vienna
Livestream: www.wienerzeitung.at/griffnachdensternen
Welcome:
Kaan Boztug, Scientific Director, St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute;
Martin Fleischhacker, Managing Director Wiener Zeitung
Panel:
Martin Moder, Molecular Biologist, Science-Buster, Author
Caroline Hutter, Principal Investigator, St. Anna Children’s Cancer Research Institute and Senior Physician, St. Anna Children’s Hospital
Host:
Judith Belfkih, Deputy Editor-in-Chief, Wiener Zeitung
Participation is free of charge.
Registration at: events@wienerzeitung.at