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FINAL Preliminary Program Latin American Course On English version below PROGRAMA Curso de Postgrado Latinoamericano-PEDECIBA Diplomacia Científica aplicada a las Neurociencias 12 julio - 4 agosto, 2021 Módulo I Ciencia y Diplomacia Inicio: 10.00 h (hora Montevideo, ECT-3) Presentación del curso, objetivos e introducciones de María E. Castelló, Instituto de participantes y ponentes. (10:00 - 10:15) Investigaciones Biológicas Clemente Lunes (MEC); PEDECIBA (Uruguay) 12 julio Historia y evolución de la diplomacia científica. Marga Gual Soler, SciDipGLOBAL Principales definiciones y marcos conceptuales, actores, e (España); World Economic Forum instituciones. (10:15 - 11:45) Young Global Leader Institucionalización de la diplomacia científica en el siglo XX y XXI. Enfoques nacionales, regionales y globales. Intersección de la ciencia, la tecnología y la innovación Guillermo Anllo, Oficina Regional Miércoles con la política exterior, los asuntos internacionales, la de Ciencias para América y El Caribe, 14 julio geopolítica y la gobernanza global. Diplomacia científica UNESCO-Montevideo, (Uruguay) en el sistema multilateral para el desarrollo sostenible y la Agenda 2030 de Naciones Unidas. (10:00 - 11:30) ) La diplomacia científica para afrontar los retos del Marcella Ohira, Instituto Viernes cambio global en América Latina y el Caribe. Estudios de Inter-Americano para la Investigación 16 julio caso, buenas prácticas, desafíos y espacios de oportunidad para fortalecer esta interfaz. (10:00 - 11:30) del Cambio Global (IAI), Uruguay Daniel Salinas, Ministro de Salud La diplomacia científica y el asesoramiento científico Pública, Uruguay en América Latina en el contexto de la Covid-19. Carla Saenz y Ludovic Reveiz, Experiencias y perspectivas desde el Ministerio de Salud Organización Panamericana de la Pública de Uruguay, el Grupo Asesor Científico Salud Lunes Honorario (GACH) a la Presidencia de la República y la 19 julio Henry Cohen ECHO Project & GACH Organización Panamericana de la Salud (OPS) (Uruguay); Master of American (10:00 - 11:30) Gastroenterology & World Gastroenterology Organization Intercambio (11:300 - 12:00) Desarrollo de habilidades prácticas en Diplomacia International Network for Miércoles Científica a través del aprendizaje experiencial. Government Science Advice 21 julio (10:00 - 11:45 - corte - 12:00 - 13:45) (INGSA) Seminario sobre estructura institucional de Diplomacia Viernes Científica en países de residencia de los participantes. Participantes 23 julio (11:30 - 13:15 - break - 13:45 - 15:30) Módulo II Diplomacia y Neurociencia Linda Richards, Queensland Brain Neurociencia, sociedad y política: Crear consenso hacia Institute, The University of objetivos comunes a través del diálogo respetuoso. Queensland (Australia); International Alinear valores para influir en la toma de decisiones y los Research Consortium for the Corpus resultados de la investigación en neurociencia. Callosum and Cerebral Connectivity (8:00 - 8:40) (IRC5); Australian Brain Alliance; Lunes 26 julio International Brain Initiative Iniciativa Cerebro Latinoamericana (LATBrain). Estudio María E. Castelló, Instituto de de caso. Surgimiento y primeros pasos hacia LATBrain, Investigaciones Biológicas Clemente primera Iniciativa Cerebro continental del Sur Global “con (MEC); PEDECIBA (Uruguay) el objetivo de revelar los misterios del cerebro para promover el desarrollo”. (8:40 - 9:00) Intercambio (9:00 - 9:30) Iniciativa de Compromiso Global de IBRO. IBRO es la Tracy Bale, Center for Epigenetic asociación global de sociedades de neurociencia que Research in Child Health & Brain promueve y apoya la neurociencia en todo el mundo a Development, University of través de la formación, la educación, la investigación, la Maryland (USA); IBRO President divulgación, la participación y la publicación. (9:30 - 10:10) Miércoles Arleen Salles, Programa 28 Julio La neuroética en las iniciativas internacionales del Neuroética, Centro de cerebro: Reflexión sobre cómo las diferentes iniciativas Investigaciones Filosóficas del cerebro abordan las cuestiones éticas, filosóficas, (Argentina); Uppsala University legales y sociales planteadas por la investigación del (Sweden); Human Brain Project (EU); cerebro y sus aplicaciones. International Neuroethics Society; (10:10 - 10:50) International Brain Initiative’s Neuroethics Working Group Intercambio (10:50 - 11:20) Neurotecnología. La revolución digital y el cerebro Alvaro Fernández, Sharpbrains humano: las tecnologías que alteran, extienden y (USA); World Economic Forum Young monitorean la función cerebral brindan un potencial sin Global Leader precedentes para el avance médico y una mayor autocomprensión para la humanidad. (11:30 - 12:00) Viernes Agustín Ibáñez, Latin American 30 Julio Diplomacia de innovación en salud cerebral. Una forma Brain Health Institute (BrainLat, novedosa de diplomacia que tiene como objetivo Chile); Cognitive Neuroscience gestionar la innovación tecnológica en salud cerebral. Center (UdeSA, Argentina); (12:00 - 12:30) Global Brain Health Institute (GBHI.org; UCSF US & Ireland) Intercambio (12:30 - 13:00) Neuroderechos. ¿Ha llegado el momento de actualizar la Guido Girardi, Senador (Chile) Declaración Universal de Derechos Humanos? A medida Olivier Oullier, President EMOTIV que los avances en neurotecnología se adelantan a la (France); World Economic Forum gobernanza, una iniciativa internacional de Neurorights Young Global Leader Lunes 2 Agosto tiene como objetivo salvaguardar la identidad, la agencia Jared Genser, International Human y la privacidad a través del desarrollo y despliegue Rights lawyer; World Economic responsable de neurotecnologías e inteligencia artificial. Forum Young Global Leader (10:00 -11: 00) Intercambio (11:00 - 11:30) Miércoles Seminario de Cierre (10:00 - 11:45 corte- 12:00 - 13:45) 4 Agosto PROGRAM Latin American Postgraduate Course-PEDECIBA Science Diplomacy applied to Neuroscience 12 July - 4 August 2021 Module I - Introduction to Science Diplomacy Start time: 10.00 h (Montevideo time, ECT-3) Course presentation, objectives, and participants’ and speakers María E. Castelló, Instituto de Monday 12th introductions. (10:00 - 10:15) Investigaciones Biológicas July Clemente (MEC); PEDECIBA (Uruguay) History and evolution of Science Diplomacy. Main definitions Marga Gual Soler, Monday 12th and conceptual frameworks, actors, and institutions. (10:15 - SciDipGLOBAL (Spain); World July 11:45) Economic Forum Young Global Leader Science diplomacy: national, regional, and global approaches. Intersection of science, technology, and innovation with foreign Guillermo Anllo, Regional Wednesday policy, international affairs, geopolitics, and global governance. Bureau for Sciences in Latin 14th July America and the Caribbean, Science in the multilateral system for sustainable development UNESCO-Montevideo (Uruguay) and the United Nations 2030 Agenda. (10:00 - 11:30) Science diplomacy for global environmental challenges in Latin Friday America and the Caribbean. Case studies, best practices, Marcella Ohira, Inter-American 16th July Institute for Global Change Research, challenges, and opportunities to strengthen this interface. (Uruguay) (10:00 - 11:30) Daniel Salinas, Minister of Health, Uruguay Science diplomacy and scientific advice in Latin America in the Carla Saenz y Ludovic Reveiz, context of Covid-19. Experiences and perspectives from the Panamerican Health Ministry of Public Health of Uruguay, the Honorary Scientific Organization Monday 19th Advisory Group (GACH) to the Presidency of the Republic of July Henry Cohen, ECHO Project & Uruguay and the Pan American Health Organization (PAHO) GACH (Uruguay); Master of (10:00 - 11: 30) American Gastroenterology & World Gastroenterology Organization Discussion (11:30 -12:00) Development of practical skills in Science Diplomacy through International Network for Wednesday experiential learning exercises.(10:00 - 11:45 - break - 12:00 - Government Science Advice 21th July 13:45) (INGSA) Seminar on the institutional structure of Science Diplomacy in Friday 23thth the countries of residence of the participants. Participants July (11:30 - 13:15 - break - 13:45 - 15:30) Module II - Science Diplomacy applied to Neuroscience Linda Richards, Edison Professor and Chair of the Department of Neuroscience, Society and Politics. Building consensus toward Neuroscience, Washington common goals through respectful dialogue. Aligning values to University in St Louis, USA and influence decision-making and outcomes from neuroscience Professor of Neuroscience, research. (8:00 - 8:40) Queensland Brain Institute, The Monday 26th University of Queensland, July Australia. LATBrain – Latin American Brain Initiative, a case study. María E. Castelló, Instituto de Emergence and first steps towards the first continental Global Investigaciones Biológicas South Brain Initiative “aiming to reveal the mysteries of the brain Clemente (MEC); PEDECIBA to promote development”. (8:40 - 9:00) (Uruguay) Discussion (9:00 - 9:30) IBRO Global Engagement Initiative. Tracy Bale, Center for IBRO is the global association of neuroscience societies Epigenetic Research in Child promoting and supporting neuroscience around the world Health & Brain Development, through training, education, research, outreach, engagement, University of Maryland (USA); and publication. (9:30 - 10:10) IBRO President Arleen Salles, Neuroethics Wednesday Program, Centro de 28th July Neuroethics in International Brain Initiatives. Reflection on how Investigaciones Filosóficas the different Big Brain Initiatives approach the ethical, (Argentina);
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