III Conference 2024 . Towards a new scientific culture
September 19th and 20th, 2024
The conference Towards a new scientific culture reinforces the initial objective of promoting responsible research in the UPV university community, in line with the principles o RRI (Responsible Research and Innovation): science education, gender equality, open access, governance, ethics and citizen participation, placing this objective in the context of the new law on universities and its regulatory change to introduce citizen science in university research processes. From the institution it is important to promote, formalize, structure and internalize these principles, so that the coordinated effort of researchers can transform society and meet the great challenges.
This conference is an initiative of the Vice-Rectorate for Art, Science, Technology and Society (ACTS) in collaboration with the Scientific Communication and Innovation Unit of the Universitat Politècnica de Valencia and the participation of the Vice-Rectorates for Research; Innovation and Transfer; Employment and Lifelong Learning; Students and Entrepreneurship; Internationalization and Communication; and is part of the Strategic Plan 2023-2027 SIRVE“The future will be dominated by digital technologies while we simultaneously face a sustainability crisis, and both of these transitions are linked with changes in the temporal structures and regimes that shape our lives and society. Digital technologies bring the future into the present, while the sustainability crisis confronts us with the past and challenges us to develop new capabilities for the future. Whatever solutions we come up with must integrate the human dimension and our altered relationship to the natural and technologically transformed environment.” Helga Nowotny
Preparación/Envío de la comunicación
We invite all people interested in the development of citizen science and responsible research and innovation to submit a paper to the III Conference Towards a new scientific culture.
It is recommended to write the paper directly on the conference template.
Paper Title: its length can be one or two lines (maximum), followed by its translation into English.
Keywords: indicate 5 keywords. If possible, do not repeat the words that appear in the title of the paper. The keywords translated into English should also be listed.
Paper: it will have a minimum length of 6 pages (counting the first page with the abstract and keywords) and a maximum length of 15 pages.
Language: the official language of the conference is Spanish, however, papers in Valencian or English will be accepted.
Anonymity: Please prepare the paper or project in a way that preserves anonymity until the presentation of the final document, taking into account the first file sent:
- Do not put name, email or institution of the authors below the title
- Do not indicate in the acknowledgements to collaborators that can identify any of the above data
- Check that the complementary material does not contain data that could identify the authors
To send the communication follow the indications indicated in the Guide for sending documents for the online platform.
The deadline for submission of papers is Wednesday, June 26, 2024.
Review phase
All papers will be blind peer-reviewed through the online platform.
Authors will be notified of acceptance, acceptance with changes, or non-acceptance of their proposal on Friday, July 26, 2024.
Submission final communication
Revise the preliminary communication taking into account the corrections and suggestions received in the review.
Do not forget to put name, email and organization (institution, association, company…) of the authors under the title.
The submission of the final paper must be uploaded to the platform by September 10, 2024.
Publication
Accepted papers will be published by the Universitat Politècnica de València (UPV) in the conference proceedings, with DOI and ISBN.
In order to do so, it is necessary to fill the Assignment of rights document, sign and send it through the platform together with the final communication.
DATES OF INTEREST
Deadline papers submission ________ 26/06/2024
Deadline review phase _______________ 26/07/2024
Deadline submission final paper ______________ 10/09/2024
Presentation at the Conference ______________ 19/09/2024 and 20/09/2024
DOWNLOAD THE CONFERENCE TEMPLATE FOR PAPER OR PROJECT
DOWNLOAD THE RIGHTS CESSION DOCUMENT
Registration is free and will be open until the first day of the conference.
All registered participants and assistants will receive an accreditation diploma, gifts and recognition in cross-cutting hours:
– Attendance: 9 hours
– Attendance with paper presentation: 18 hours
To receive recognition, you must register in person between 9:15-9:45h on the first day of the conference. A Coffee Break will be served each day.
It will be done through the following link of the UPV Lifelong Learning Centre, for which you must create a user.
Registration link
If you have any incidence with the registration, please contact with: congresos@cfp.upv.es
Elsa González Esteban
Professor of Moral Philosophy in the Department of Philosophy and Sociology. Her research work focuses on the field of applied ethics and systems of governance and ethical management in organisations. A researcher in the Practical Ethics and Democracy Research Group, she is the author of more than 50 specialised works published in national and international articles and books, and has participated in national and international projects financed by public entities as principal researcher, where the Horizon 2030 ETHNA System Project stands out.
In terms of university management, she has participated in different consulting commissions, has been a member of the Claustro and, from 2015 to 2022 academic director of the University for Older Adults. She is currently Vice-Rector for Social Responsibility, Inclusive Policies and Equality at the Universitat Jaume I in Castellón.
José Félix Lozano
Orcid: https://orcid.org/0000-0002-2715-8479
Scopus: 57212353447 Lozano Aguilar, José Félix – Author details – Scopus
Dr. José-Félix Lozano Aguilar (Teruel 1970) is Professor of Moral Philosophy (Business Ethics, Engineering Ethics, and Research Ethics) at the Polytechnic University of Valencia, and associate researcher at the Ingenio Institute (CSIC-UPV).
He was a DAAD fellow (Deutscher Akademischer Austauchdienst 1995-96). He has been Visiting Professor at the University of Zittau and at the OHM Technische Hochschule Nürnberg (Germany) and Lodz (Poland). He has given courses and conferences in Argentina, Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico, Dominican Republic, Uruguay and Costa Rica.
He has been a member of the Research Ethics Committee at the Polytechnic University of Valencia since 2009. He has been Outstanding National Expert at the European Research Council (Brussels) as Ethics Officer (October 2020 to October 2022).
Rosa Arias
Rosa is a chemical engineer and master in energy with extensive experience in odour pollution and citizen science. She has coordinated the H2020 and Horizon Europe projects D-NOSES, NEWSERA and COALESCE, and participates in other projects in the fields of citizen science, science communication, responsible research and innovation. She is the creator of the OdourCollect App (Prismas award for the best singular science dissemination project in 2021, honourable mention for the European Citizen Science Prize in 2024), based on a quadruple helix methodology for open innovation (recently standardised in the form of UNE 77270:2023 “Construction of collaborative odour maps through citizen science”). She is also CEO and founder of Science For Change, working to bring science closer to society for real impact. She is a member of the Board of Directors of the European Citizen Science Association (ECSA) and technical advisor to the Spanish initiative “Ciencia lo Parlamento” which has promoted the creation of a Science Advisory Office in the Spanish Parliament. She is passionate about the concept of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI), citizen science and the role of women in science. Science communication is one of her passions; for this reason, she has been collaborating with the programme Veïns on Hospitalet de Llobregat TV in its section “Ciència amb tu” since 2021. She has also participated in the Training of Trainers (ToT) programme of the JRC Science-tono-*policy (2021), and also as an independent expert in the Mutual Learning Exercise- Citizen Science initiatives- Policy and Practice, Horizon Europe Programme of the European Commission (2022-2023). She has received several awards and recognitions for her career, such as the “Top 100 Women in Social Innovation” recognition from the Euclid network (2022), the “A, Autonomous professional woman” award from CaixaBank in 2022 or the eWoman Igualdad award from Periódico (2022) for the promotion of women in science, as reflected in Science for Change’s own interdisciplinary team, made up mostly of women experts in all types of scientific disciplines, including social sciences. She is a regular speaker and key note speaker at numerous scientific conferences and forums in the field of open science, science communication and public policy.
Sara San Martín
She has a degree in Business Administration and Management from the Public University of Navarra (2021) and a Master in Circular Economy and Sustainable Development (International University of Valencia, 2022).
Since 2021 she has been working at Zabala Innovation as R&D&I Project Management Consultant preparing and managing proposals for projects funded by the European Commission in different sectors. .
SEPTEMBER 19th, 2024
Venue: Fine Arts Faculty Auditorium
10:00 Conference opening: Presented by Inmaculada Romero, with the participation of
José E. Capilla Romá. Rector of the Universitat Politècnica de València
Esther Gómez Martín. Autonomic Secretary for Universities. Conselleria de Educación, Universidades y Empleo.
10:30 Panel of experts. Moderator Guillermo Palau
10:40 José Félix Lozano. Ethics Self-Assessment: the first step in integrating ethics into research
11:20 Elsa González Ethical governance of research and innovation in the context of open science.
Link to Video Opening Conference and Expert Table
Coffee Break
12:00 Papers and projects presentation
Moderator Josu Rekalde. Universidad del País Vasco
12:40 Irene Lapuente Aguilar. Citizen science, health and gender: co-creating a better childbirth experience.
12:55 Loli Iborra Sales, Bernat Llopis, Montse Sánchez y Laura Tápiz Amat. Dojopoly
13:10 Nuria Martínez Navarrete, María del Mar Camacho Vidal, Eva García Martínez. The culture of food recycling brought to the home: from the table to the table.
13:25 Laura Salguero Rubio. Symbionts: Design Fiction and Multispecies Relationships
13:40 Arantxa Viñals Yuste. Ethical aspects of innovation intermediary agents: the case of technology centers.
Link Video Presentation of Communications and Projects 1
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SEPTEMBER 20th, 2024
Venue: Fine Arts Faculty Auditorium
10:00 Papers and projects presentation
Moderator Salomé Cuesta. Vice-rector of Art, Science, Technology and Society UPV
10:15 Joaquín M. Azagra-Caro. Most of the research personnel do art – Key implications for the Spanish Science, Technology and Innovation System.
10:30 Alejandro Fernández del Río. Citizen science in the biomedical field: bibliometric analysis of trends.
10:45 José Hilario Canós-Cerdá, John Manley. AskingBristol: Towards the Civic University.
11:00 Irene Monsonís Payá. Scientific integrity and social integration: impact on citizens’ trust in science through the study of mediation chains.
11:15 Joaquín Ortega Garrido and Raúl León. Urban Forestry in Valencia to rethink the metabolism of cities.
Link Video Presentation Communications and Projects 2
Coffee Break
12:30 Panel of experts. Moderator Luis Zurano. Area of Communication UPV
12:40 Rosa Arias. Funding framework and benefits of citizen science practices. European projects in execution.
13:20 Sara San Martín. Funding programme for citizen science projects.
14:00 Conference closing
Salomé Cuesta. Vice-Rector of Art, Science, Technology and Society UPV
Link to Video of the Expert Round Table and Closing of the Conference
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Carme Fenoll Clarabuch. Director Area of Culture and Community, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.
José María García Álvarez-Coque. Director of the Tierra Ciudadana and AVANT Chairs. UPV
Carlos García Miragall. Laboratorio de Luz. UPV
Andrea Gonzalez Montoro. I3M Institute. Universitat Politècnica de València.
Sonia Martínez Navarro. Director IVAM, Valencia
Manuel Martínez Torán. Director of the Crafts Chair. Universitat Politècnica de València.
Guillermo Muñoz Matutano. University of Valencia
Guillermo Palau Salvador. INGENIO Institute CSIC-UPV
Maite Pelacho. Ibercivis Foundation. Zaragoza and Universidad del País Vasco
Josu Rekalde Izagirre. Universidad del País Vasco
ORGANIZING COMMITTEE
Project coordination
Salomé Cuesta Valera. Vice Rector of Art, Science, Technology and Society UPV.
María José Martínez de Pisón Ramón. Director of Cultural Action Area UPV
Scientific documentation and dissemination
Marina Alonso Díaz. Director Area Accompaniment and Comprehensive Student Guidance UPV
Mª Remedios Pérez García. Head of Editorial UPV
Inmaculada Romero Gil. Director of Library, Documentation and Open Science Area UPV
Lynne Yenush. Director of the UPV PhD School.
Luis Zurano Conches. Communication Area UPV
Coordination of citizen associations and volunteers
Amparo Quilis Nadal. Head of Social Action and Volunteering UPV
Cultural Management
Lola Gil Collado. Cultural Action Area Technician UPV
Organiza
Vicerectorat d´Art, Ciència, Tecnologia i Societat
Colabora
FECYT | Fundación Española para la Ciencia y la Tecnología
Participa
Vicerectorat d’Innovació i Transferència
Vicerectorat d’Investigació
Vicerectorat d’Ocupació i Formació Permanent
Vicerectorat d’Estudiants i Emprenedoria
Vicerectorat d’Internalització i Comunicació
Pla Estratègic 2023-2027 UPV