Workshops
How to Measure, Map, and Dramatize Science
Date:
October 1-2, 2009
Meeting Place:
New York Hall of Science (see Directions), Flushing Meadows Corona Park, NY (5 mins from LaGuardia airport)
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Organizers:
Katy Börner
Associate Professor of Information Science, SLIS,
Indiana University. Director, Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center.
Curator of Mapping Science exhibit.
katy@indiana.edu
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Joy Moore
VP, Seed Media Group
moore@seedmediagroup.com
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Stephen M. Uzzo
VP of Technology, New York Hall of Science. Collaborated on the design of Connections - The Nature of Networks.
suzzo@nyscience.org
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Workshop Goals & Agenda:
This 1 ½ day workshop brings together science map makers, researchers and the media to invigorate the public discussion and appreciation of science, research and the metrics that make it understandable to all. Demonstration of existing approaches, tools, and techniques as well as discussion of synergies, will provide a point of departure for developing ideas about the future and practicality of broadcasting science and technology forecasts for public consumption.
Given the diverse backgrounds of the participants and the goals of the workshop, we will use the first ½ day for brief self-introductions, followed by three 30 min overview talks that set the stage for the workshop. The day concludes with a discussion of challenges and opportunities and a shared dinner. The second full day features brainstorming and discussion sessions in different team sizes and combinations.
Schedule:
Thursday, October 1, 2009
| 12:00pm | Welcome by Margaret Honey |
| 12:05pm | Welcome by Organizers (Katy Börner, Stephen M. Uzzo, Joy Moore)Slides |
| 12:15pm | Introduction by Participants (7 min per person/organization) |
| 3:30pm | Overview Talks
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| 5:00pm | Break |
| 5:30pm | Discussion of Opportunities and Challenges |
| 6:30pm | Adjourn |
| 7:00pm | Joint dinner at Deluge, Sheraton LaGuardia East Hotel |
Friday, October 2, 2009
| 9:00am | Light Breakfast |
| 9:30am | Breakout Session on "National Science Forecasts—Markets, Utility and Formats" |
| 11:00am | Breakout Session Reports Slides |
| 11:30am | Identifying Best Ideas |
| 12:30pm | Joint Lunch |
| 1:30pm | Open Laptops |
| 2:00pm |
Interactive Timeline Assembly |
| 3:00pm |
Breakout Session Reports Slides |
| 3:30pm |
Break |
| 4:00pm |
Collaboration and Funding Opportunities & Next Steps |
| 5:00pm |
Adjourn |
Participants Attending:
Aaron Koblin
Technology Lead, Google Creative lab
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Johan Bollen
Associate Professor, School of Informatics and Computing, Indiana University, Bloomington
Mesur.org
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Kyle Brown
CEO, Innolyst, Inc.
ResearchCrossroads.org
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Kate Tobin
Writer/Producer/Creative Thinker, Sr. Producer, CNN Science and Technology Unit
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Eric Siegel
Director & Chief Content Officer, New York Hall of Science
Margaret Honey
CEO, New York Hall of Science
Karen Jaffe
Manager, Education Projects, The Newshour, MacNeil/Lehrer Productions
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Barbara Lovitts
Director of Research and Evaluation at Corporation for Public Broadcasting
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Kei Koizumi
OSTP
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Evan Lerner
Senior Associate Editor, SEED
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Dave Brody
Executive Producer and Director of Media for the IMAGINOVA Corporation
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Brad Paley
Digital Image Design Incorporated, Director of Information Esthetics,
Designer of CodeProfiles, TextArc, and TraceEncounters.
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Sarah Williams
Director of Spatial Information Design Lab, Columbia University
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Interested But Cannot Attend:
- John Anderton, Associate Director for Communications, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA.
- Ingo Günther, Artist, Correspondent, Author WorldProcessor
- Susan Zelman, Senior VP, Education, Corporation for Public Broadcasting
- John T. Bruer, President, James S. McDonnell Foundation
- Daniel C. Edelson, National Geographic Society.
Travel/Housing:
Rooms have been reserved at the Holiday Inn LaGuardia, which is in walking distance to the Hall. Please contact Mark Price (maaprice@indiana.edu) to arrange travel.
Directions
to New York Hall of Science
FROM LAGUADIA AIRPORT
Grand Central Parkway eastbound to Exit 10, bearing right to follow the Midtown Tunnel signage. Right on Corona Avenue. Right on 111th Street. Right at 49th Avenue into the New York Hall of Science entrance drive.
FROM KENNEDY AIRPORT
Airport Exit (JFK Expressway to I-678 N/ Van Wyck Expressway. Merge onto Grand Central Parkway West via Exit 10 toward La Guardia Airport/ Triboro Bridge. Exit 10W at I-495/ Long Island Expressway Toward Midtown Tunnel. Stay on Service Road. Turn Right at 108th Street. Right on 52nd Avenue to 111th Street. Left on 111th Street. Right at 49th Avenue into the New York Hall of Science entrance drive.
Acknowledgments:
This effort is supported in part by the National Science Foundation under Grant No. IIS-0715303 and the Cyberinfrastructure for Network Science Center at Indiana University and the New York Hall of Science. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Science Foundation.
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