#INGSA2018 INGSA 2018 Conference Science Advice for a Changing World Tokyo, Japan November 6th and 7th, 2018 Conference Partners Supporters November Conference Sponsors INGSA 2018 Conference 6th and 7th, TOKYO, JAPAN 2018 Ekiso Co., Ltd. Media Partners Cactus Communications K.K. Funding Partner Collaborators Japan Science Support Foundation STeLA Japan SCIENCE ADVICE FOR A CHANGING WORLD Errata Ernest Fernández POLCUCH 1. Biographies Chief of Section for Science Policy and Partnerships, Natural Sciences Sector, UNESCO. Ernesto Fernández Polcuch is a Science Diplomat, a specialist in Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, Michael BARBER with a M.Sc. in Science, Technology and Society from the National University of Quilmes, Argentina. He is Fellow, Australian Academy of Science currently Chief of Section for Science Policy and Partnerships in the Natural Sciences Sector of UNESCO. In Professor Barber is internationally known for his substantial contributions to the mathematical development this position he manages global UNESCO programmes in Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, Science of statistical mechanics. With M.E. Fisher he developed the scaling theory of systems of finite size, together Communication, Gender and STEM, Science Diplomacy, and Science-Policy-Society linkages, including the with the related theory of remnant functions. His articles and reviews are widely consulted, being the leading UNESCO Global Observatory of STI Policy Instruments GO-SPIN, the UNESCO Science Report, the L’Oréal exposition of these subjects. He pioneered the application of optimal control theory to the renormalisation UNESCO For Women in Science Programme, and the STEM and Gender Advancement (SAGA). group, revealing the limitations of Kadanoff's variational approach. His renormalisation group technique for analysing Monte Carlo data is widely used. He has also made significant contributions to two-dimensional lattice models, and to improved techniques for extrapolating sequences. 2. Change of Moderator ・Parallel Session 1.2 (p.8) Anne BARDSLEY Associate Director of Research, Centre for Science in Policy, Diplomacy and Society Bart KOLODZIEJCZYK, Chief Technology Officer, H2SG Energy (SciPoDS), University of Auckland Anne’s background is in biomedical science and biotechnology. Her current research interests revolve will be replaced by around the use of evidence in policymaking, concepts of risk and precaution in relation to emerging technologies, and the changing nature of interactions between science and societal decision-making. Clarissa RIOS ROJAS, Founder & Director at Ekpa'palek / Global Young Academy Anne has considerable expertise in synthesizing and communicating scientific evidence to inform the public and policy-makers on a broad range of topical issues. Working with Sir Peter Gluckman in his former role as the Prime Minister’s Chief Science Advisor, she led a number of high-impact projects involving close collaboration with leading scientific and policy experts both within New Zealand and internationally. She has also served as Commissioning Editor for a number of international peer-reviewed scientific journals 3. Change of Speaker spanning multiple disciplines. In this role, she helped identify emerging lines of scientific enquiry and facilitated the quality assurance of publications through robust peer review. Anne holds a PhD in Molecular Biology from the University of Colorado at Boulder, USA, and was a Research ・Parallel Session 2.2 (p.9) Fellow at Lund University in Sweden, and at the University of Auckland. Jacquie McGLADE, Professor, University College London Yasunori KIMURA will be replaced by Principal Fellow, Center for Research and Development Strategy (CRDS), Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST) / Senior Fellow, Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. Peter GLUCKMAN, Chair of INGSA Mr. Kimura joined Fujitsu Limited in 1981. Since then throughout his career, he has been engaged primarily in computer system design and development, and was a lead in the computer architecture research group Ernest Fernández POLCUCH, Chief of Section for Science Policy and Partnerships, UNESCO at Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. Some of the projects he contributed to include: the development of parallel inference machines that was used in the Japanese fifth generation computer systems, parallelizing compilers for commercial servers, and supercomputers, one of which was later called as ‘KEI Computer’ that was ・ developed under the supervision of RIKEN and the Ministry of Education, Japan. Parallel Session 1.3 (p.10) He got transferred to Fujitsu Laboratories of America in California in November, 2009, and in 2011, was appointed as President and CEO where he led research projects in the areas of healthcare, smart energy, open education, SDN, and security. Richie POULTON, Professor, University of Otago He returned to Japan in 2015, and became Fellow at Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. He was appointed as Principal Fellow at Center for Research and Development Strategy (CRDS), JST (Japan Science and Technology Madiagne DIALLO, General Secretary, the Economic, Social and Environmental Council of Agency) in January, 2017, while keeping his fellow position (now Senior Fellow) at Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd. He spent a summer at Stanford University as a visiting scholar in 1995, and served as Visiting Professor at Senegal the University of Tokyo for four years from 2002, and at Kyushu University in 2009. Mr. Kimura holds a Ph.D. in Computer Science from the University of Tokyo. His personal interests are reading books, walking, and especially visiting historic sites of Japanese old 100 will be replaced by castles which were selected by Japan Castle Foundation. (He visited only 25 as of September, 2018.) He also started enjoying wine tasting while in California. Kristiann ALLEN, Executive Secretary, INGSA ・Parallel Session 4.3 Kazuhiko TAKEUCHI Vice-President, Science Council of Japan (International Activities) Kazuhiko Takeuchi is President of the Institute for Global Environmental Strategies (IGES), Director and Vaughan Turekian, Executive Director of the Policy and Global Affairs (PGA) Division at Project Professor of the Integrated Research System for Sustainability Science (IR3S) at the University of Tokyo, Senior Visiting Professor of United Nations University Institute for the Advanced Study of the US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine Sustainability (UNU-IAS). He was a Vice Rector and Senior Vice-Rector of the United Nations University from 2008 to 2016. He has served, inter alia, as Chair of the Central Environment Council, Government of Japan, Will be replaced by as Editor-in-Chief of the journal Sustainability Science (Springer Nature) and as Distinguished Chair of the Wangari Maathai Institute for Peace and Environmental Studies, University of Nairobi. Educated and trained , Acting Deputy Science and Technology Adviser to as a geographer and landscape ecologist at the University of Tokyo, He engages in research and outreach Franklin Carrero Martinez activities on creating eco-friendly environments for a harmonious coexistence of people and nature, especially focusing on Asia and Africa. Recently, he has been working toward establishing a global the Secretary of State foundation for developing the field of sustainability science aiming to build a sustainable society. 4. Change of Rapporteurs (p.35) Clarissa Rios Rojas will be replaced by Shalini Subhash Arya #INGSA2018 INDEX INDEX MESSAGES 2 Message from Sir Peter Gluckman 3 Message from Prof. Teruo Kishi PROGRAM 4 DAY ONE TUESDAY 6TH NOVEMBER 8 DAY TWO WEDNESDAY 7TH NOVEMBER INDEX 12 SATELLITE EVENTS 13 BIOGRAPHIES 34 RAPPORTEURS 35 COMMITTEES AND TEAM 36 FLOOR MAP INGSA | 2018 1 INGSA 2018 Conference Science Advice for a Changing World Tokyo, Japan November 6th and 7th, 2018 #INGSA2018 MESSAGES Message from Sir Peter Gluckman Message from Prof. Teruo Kishi Chair of the International Network for Government Science Advice Chair of INGSA2018 Local Organizing Committee / (INGSA), Former-Chief Science Advisor to the Prime Minister of New Science and Technology Advisor to the Minister of Zealand, International Science Council President-elect Foreign Affairs of Japan In the two years since our very successful congress in Brussels, INGSA On behalf of the Local Organizing Committees, it is my great has undergone rapid development. We now have very vibrant chapters pleasure to welcome the INGSA’s 3rd biennial conference in Africa, Asia and Latin America/Caribbean and developing chapters in “INGSA2018” here in Tokyo, the first time this event has been both Europe and North America.At this meeting, we will launch a science held in Asia, in collaboration with the Government of Japan and diplomacy network. Japan’s National Graduate Institute for Policy Studies (GRIPS). The demands on INGSA to deliver workshops, both general capacity The year 2019 marks the 20th anniversary of the “Budapest building and thematic, have grown exponentially. We will have been Declaration”, the “Declaration on science and the use of scientific involved in 14 workshops this year and the agenda for 2019 already knowledge” adopted by the World Conference on Science suggests further expansion. Thanks to the support of the IDRC we in Budapest. That emphasizes the importance of science for have been able to fund a small number of research grants in developing development as well as science for society. Since then, almost countries – the demand for which was very high and I hope we can 20 years have passed, and