Science Factories
Aalto Science Institute supports the exploration of science by providing a platform to organise thematic Science Factories for addressing challenging, often multi-disciplinary scientific problems. These events range from workshops to small conferences and research programmes that gather together a limited number of scientists to work on a focused topic. They are aimed at international and Aalto scientists to meet and focus on timely and novel themes of modern research.
Proposals to organise Science Factories are welcomed (predominantly) from the Aalto University School of Science faculty and their collaborators.
Based on applications either by the 31st March or by the 31st October each year AScI will decide to support 3-5 Science Factories in 2013.
The institute solicits applications, which should provide the following information:
- Title of the proposed Science Factory
- Supporting Aalto faculty member(s)
- Preliminary location and dates
- Expected number of participants, distribution into grad students/postdocs/senior researchers, Finnish/international
- List of candidate speakers/other invitees, if applicable
- Budget summary, including expenses and expected financial support.
- Brief summary of the scientific background
- Brief summary of how the proposed Factory supports the research strategy of the hosting department(s)
Science Factory form (located in Aalto University Intranet)
Further information is available from AScI Executive Committee members.
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Organizing Professors |
First five Science Factories in 2013 |
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Adam S. Foster |
Towards reality in nanoscale materials 2013 Levi, 11.-13. February 2013 |
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Juho Rousu |
Statistical Mechanics of Biological Cooperativity Mariehamn, 22.-25. May 2013 |
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Lauri Malmi |
Mini Conference on Games in Education Espoo, Design Factory, 8. May 2013 |
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Risto Ilmoniemi
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Coupling to the dynamics of the human brain with TMS-EEG Sannäs, 3.–8. June, 2013 |
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Mikko Möttönen |
Introduction to Quantum Systems and Devices Hotel Lepolampi, Nuuksio, 11.-14.6.2013 |
