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Science and society initiatives promote interaction between the research sector and civil society.
They help to disseminate, share and spark discussion about knowledge thanks to the Pop'Sciences portal, events such as the Science Fair and meetups between pupils and PhD students.
To support social innovation, the Université de Lyon goes beyond the sharing of knowledge by contributing to collaborative research dynamics and citizen science, and by collaborating with different actors in society (young people, organizations, companies, solidarity economy, etc.)
Through research programs, such as the Science Shop, the Université de Lyon offers living labs and consultations with the public. The implementation of an Ethics Platform has led to further debate about science and society, scientific integrity and the social responsibility of researchers through training, monitoring and research activities.Follow us
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- 15 OCT 16 OCTInternational workshop "The Replicability Crisis? Philosophical, Legal and Social Perspectives"
Replicability is traditionally considered the hallmark of good science. However, in some cases important published scientific findings have failed to replicate. What does this say about scientific practices? What are the causes and significance of this “replicability crisis”? And how should scientific communities, scientific institutions, policy makers and the general public react to it?
- 25 JUNThey make the Université de Lyon: meet Mila Daval
The Université de Lyon met with Mila Daval, a social and environmental psychology student at the Université de Nîmes. Mila decided to end her studies with an internship at the Université de Lyon’s Science Shop and to use her skills to work on social innovation. In February 2020, she joined Tissu Solidaire, an organization that uses sewing as a mediation tool to encourage the social inclusion and professional integration of refugees.
- 25 JUNThey make the Université de Lyon: meet Marie Lopez Y Laso
The Université de Lyon met with Marie Lopez Y Laso, an environmental geography student at the Université Panthéon-Sorbonne. She decided to round off her “Biodiversity, Landscapes and the Environment” Master’s degree by completing a participatory research internship with the Université de Lyon’s Science Shop. The future graduate is using her skills to help the ACOPREV organization, which was founded by the inhabitants of Saint-Julien-en-Quint to find a way to produce renewable energy in the Drôme region.
- 08 JUN 14 JULCall for participation in the European Researchers’ Night
Are you a researcher at the Université de Lyon who wants to share your passion? Submit your project before July 14 to take part in the 16th European Researchers’ Night, which will take place on November 27, 2020, in Saint-Étienne.
- 08 JUNFourth Pop’Sciences Forum: “The Ocean. Dive into the unknown”
The Université de Lyon held an online Pop’Sciences Forum to mark World Ocean Day. “Should we leave the Oceans alone?” On June 8, three guest speakers appeared on the event’s “improvised set” to address this issue.
- 07 JUNCall for projects for the 2020 Science Shop program
Do you belong to an organization, a neighborhood council or another group of citizens? Do you have a particular social issue or do you work in the social and solidarity-based economy? Are you facing questions or issues that require specialized knowledge or insight from an urban planner, a sociologist or a lawyer? Submit your question to the Science Shop before June 7, 2020, and the Université de Lyon will help you to find answers.