via Zoom, Online
Welcome to our seminar, where we will delve into some challenges researchers may face when providing science-based advice, such as how to maintain credibility and avoid bias, the impact of public trust and misinformation, and the ethical dilemmas involved in navigating conflicts of interest. We will present a case from aquaculture, but the discussion is intended to be cross-disciplinary. We encourage SLU researchers to attend and contribute with experiences from different disciplines. We will address challenges and possible solutions.
Target audience: SLU researchers interested in discussing different types of challenges and how to address them in the context of external requests for expert advice to support decision making.
NOTE: This seminar/workshop is not subject-specific – the focus is on challenges and possible solutions.
Language: English.
Registration: closed.
12:00 Welcome and a short introduction, by moderator Annsofie Wahlström, programme director at SLU Future Food
12:05 Case: Conclusions and lessons learned from giving science-based advice navigating disease-transfer risk in the interface between farmed and wild fish, by guest professor Øystein Evensen from the Norwegian University of Life Sciences, and also a guest professor at SLU.
12:25 Group discussions – issues to be addressed:
13:10 Sum up
13:30 End of the seminar
SLU Aquaculture
aquaculture@slu.se