8th Max Planck Symposium for Alumni and Early Career Researchers "The rise of social, economic and environmental justice"

Symposium

  • Start: Jul 24, 2023
  • End: Jul 25, 2023
  • Location: Harnack-Haus, Ihnestr. 16, Berlin-Dahlem
  • Host: Max Planck Society
  • Contact: birgit.adam@gv.mpg.de
8th Max Planck Symposium for Alumni and Early Career Researchers "The rise of social, economic and environmental justice"
The Harnack House garden in the evening.
The Max Planck Symposium is an intensive, two-day career conference serving as a platform to connect international Max Planck Alumni and Max Planck Early Career Researchers of all disciplines and Institutes. The topic of every symposium is suggested and realized by the participants themselves, who are then supported by high level experts and invited guests. Following three years of completely digital and one hybrid symposia, we have decided to conduct an exclusively onsite symposium in 2023 with a limited 300 participation slots at the Harnack-House. We aim to record all talks. The main programme with keynotes, focus talks, workshops, live performances and panels will take place from 10pm - 8pm. Additionally, all participants will have the opportunity to participate in exciting onsite meeting formats, such as a cultural running dinner, a live art performance in the Harnack House Garden and a Berlin rooftop mixer and more.

Confirmed Speakers (topics preliminary):

Patrick Cramer – opening statement

Anna-Maria Getoš Kalac – “Criminal Justice (Research) in the Balkans” (Keynote)

Dustin Eirdosh – “Understanding humans and the evolution of equitable societies” (Keynote)

Onur Çağdaş Artantaş – “Energy and commodity crisis from a legal and political perspective” (Focus Talk)

Tuğba İldeniz – “Biomedical engineering as a socioeconomic issue” (Focus Talk)

Catarina Miranda – "Reconnecting rivers, people, and nature" (Focus Talk)

Uday Shankar – “'Social Minimum Guarantee - A South Asian Perspective” (Focus Talk)

Kamalanetra Hung – “Sustainable development goals, social and environmental awareness” (Video Mapping Dance Performance)

Ulrike Böhm – “Open Science” (Workshop/Focus Talk)

Olga Vvedenskaya – “Tackling power abuse in academia” (Focus Talk)

Paul Elvers – “Addressing Bias in Machine Learning: A Roadmap to Fair and Unbiased AI Systems” (Fireside chat with Abir Haddad and guests)

Eliza Lvova/Kathy Edersheim – “MPAA Reads” (workshop)

 

 

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