World Science Forum 2003
World Science Forum 2003 (36)
Knowledge and societyThe Word Science Forum was held in Budapest on November 8-10, 2003. It was successful in providing an opportunity for the diverse community of science to present and discuss what is at issue in the world of science today, and to begin to aim its efforts towards effective collaboration with the communities of society it serves. The WSF Budapest - 2003 promoted interdisciplinary action. It provided a platform for debate and interaction amongst its 400 participants from 80 countries, including: leading world scientists, policy makers, non-governmental organizations, educational and research establishments, leaders of culture and industry, and the general public. Meaningful discussion was initiated by keynote speakers, and then further encouraged by follow-up sessions. The Forum focused on themes of knowledge and economy, science, quality of life, environment, and information, which can be further explored under Session Summaries. As a result of the conference, the participants agreed upon a series of General Conclusions, and made the commitment for continued collaboration.
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Closing Plenary Session (8)Knowledge-based economy (6)
Knowledge, environment, development (8)
Plenary Session II. (5)
Plenary Session (9)
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András Inotai
15 years ago - 20:31
Knowledge-based economy
Wim Wielens
15 years ago - 21:53
Bringing the benefit of hydrogen power to everyday
Zoltán Merszei
15 years ago - 16:57
The Talentis Program
Sándor Kenyeres
15 years ago - 09:48
Greetings from the Hungarian Parliament
Katalin Szili
15 years ago - 6:40
General conclusions and proposals for the future
Dr. Norbert Kroó
15 years ago - 17:59
Forum of young scientists
15 years ago - 17:24
Proposals for the continuation of the World
15 years ago - 3:50
Presentation of the UNESCO Prizes
Walter Erdelen
Dr. József Hámori 15 years ago - 34:34
Dr. József Hámori 15 years ago - 34:34
Concluding plenary lecture
Vaira Vike-Freiberga
15 years ago - 20:05
Closing plenary speech
Péter Medgyessy
15 years ago - 17:55
Farewell speech
E. Szilveszter Vizi
15 years ago - 10:08