NATO
Science Programme
- Grand Gathering -
Official Session
and Presentation of
NATO Science Partnership Prize
Programme Agenda |
|
|
|
13:45-13:55 |
Arrival of Participants |
|
|
14:00-14:10 |
Opening
Remarks
by Mr. Jean Fournet, Assistant Secretary General for Scientific and
Environmental Affairs
|
|
|
14:10-14:30 |
Address
by Lord Robertson of Port Ellen, Secretary General of NATO
|
|
|
14:30-14:35 |
Account
of selection procedure of NATO Science Partnership Prize and reading
of the Citation of the Winners by
Dr. Keith Gardner, Deputy Assistant Secretary General for Scientific
and Environmental Affairs
|
|
|
14:35-14:45 |
Presentation by Lord Robertson of
the
2002 NATO Science Partnership Prize
|
|
|
14:45-14:50 |
Response
by the spokesman for the Prizewinners |
|
|
14:50-15:20 |
Coffee break |
|
|
Working
Session |
|
|
15:20-16:00 |
Opening Presentation– Jean Fournet
The NATO Science Programme : New Challenges and Opportunities
How to adapt and modernize to meet the NATO goals after Prague
|
|
|
16:00-18:00 |
Debate on the future of
the Science Programme, with
Introduction by Science Committee Members and Panel Chairmen
- Basis of the future Science Programme: Security / Stability
/ Solidarity / Defence Against Terrorism
- Dr. Vic Teplitz (United States)
- Prof. Max Huber (Germany)
- Dr. Maarten Nieuwenhuizen (Netherlands)
- Prof. Fernando Carvalho Rodrigues (Scientific Affairs Division)
- Novel actions and priorities for cooperation: trends in basic
science essential for development / topics with relevance to NATO's
new challenges
- Dr. András Siegler (Hungary)
- Prof. Sir Brian Heap (United Kingdom)
- Prof. Alkiviades Payatakes (Greece)
- Dr. Fausto Pedrazzini (Scientific Affairs Division)
- The Science Programme and “Leaders of Tomorrow”:
brain drain/brain gain, training and fellowships, science in a
market-oriented economy (commercialisation)
- Dr. Howard Alper (Canada)
- Prof. Thordur Jonsson (Iceland)
- Prof. Lajos Nyiri (Hungary)
- Dr. Alain Jubier and Dr. Chris De Wispelaere
(Scientific Affairs Division)
- Visibility and Communication
- Prof. Dinçer Ülkü (Turkey)
- Prof. Charles Buys (Netherlands)
- Dr. Robert Moor (United Kingdom)
- Dr. Walter Kaffenberger (Scientific Affairs Division)
- Mr. Yves Brodeur (Office of Information and Press)
|
|
|
18:00-18:30 |
Conclusions of the Grand Gathering with special
emphasis on Panel Management and Organisation – Keith Gardner |
|
|
19:00 |
Buses depart for Palais d’Egmont |
|
|
19:30 |
“Walking Dinner” for Grand Gathering
participants at Palais d'Egmont |
|
|
22:00 |
Buses depart for hotels and for NATO |
|
|
|