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A NATO sponsored Advanced Research Workshop focusing on
the ways that scientific and technical societies in
Eastern Europe can contribute to their countries'
technological infrastructure will convene from 28-31
October, 1994, in Visegrad, Hungary.
The workshop is intended to produce recommendations for
institutions in Eastern Europe related to:
- development of mechanisms for professional
self-regulation that foster a commitment to high
standards of research and professional ethics;
- participating in the political process in a
manner that transcends professional self-interest yet
enhances the influence of the scientific and technical
communities;
- designing ways to communicate with the public
about scientific and technical advances and their
ethical, legal, and social implications.
About 45 scientists, policy-makers, science journalists,
and legal scholars from Bulgaria, the Czech Republic,
Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, Latvia,
Lithuania, Norway, Poland, Romania, the Slovak Republic,
UK and USA will discuss the opportunities and obstacles
confronting scientific and technical societies in Eastern
Europe and how those societies might effectively respond
to them.
For further information, please contact Dr. Mark S.
Frankel at the American Association for the Advancement
of Science (AAAS), Washington, D.C., tel: int'l-1-
202-326 67 93, fax: int'l-1-202-289 49 50; or Dr. Alain
H. Jubier of the Division of Scientific and Environmental
Affairs, NATO, Brussels, tel: int'l-32-2-728 42 28, fax:
int'l-32-2-728 42 32.