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World Science Day for Peace and Development World Science Day for Peace and Development highlights the important role of science in society and fostering global peace and sustainable development. It underlines the importance and relevance of science in our daily lives, with the aim to ensure everyone is aware of continuous scientific developments. #ScienceDay

Good to know that my research work is attracting much attention.

This video briefly describes my Research Group: Who we are and what we do

Nice to see so much interest in this research.

🔬🌍Celebrating Science's Role in Shaping a Sustainable Future: World Science Day for Peace and Development. ✨ World Science Day for Peace and Development emphasizes science's impact on advancing global peace and sustainability. It encourages public involvement in scientific discussions and highlights the importance of knowledge for a better future. #UPEACE #ScienceforPeace

🌱 A Glance at My PhD Journey 🌱 Università degli Studi di Teramo Istituto Universitario di Studi Superiori, Pavia Happy to share and discuss the general context of my topic. You will find key points regarding sustainable development and climate mitigation, such as transdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches, emerging resilience, Innovation, empathy and local food production. Also, I address explicitly an important matter regarding the context and communication in science: ~~How can I conduct research that is scientifically strong, socially relevant, and effectively communicated for practical implementation? #SustainableDevelopment #ClimateMitigation #PhDResearch #Transdisciplinary #Multidisciplinary #Resilience #LocalFoodProduction https://lnkd.in/dcVhYcVU

Science helps us to understand everyday life by exploring alternatives, testing theories, and ultimately developing modern solutions. National Science Week acknowledges the important contribution of Australian scientists to the world of knowledge. 🔬⚛️🌱 #ScienceWeek #PlantBiosecurity

The number of researchers and academic publications is growing, but their societal impact is decreasing. These are worrisome trends if we expect science to propel our societies towards a properous and sustainable future. What is wrong with the science and academia asks Sabine Hossenfelder? She reviews the evidence and discusses possible reasons for these worrying trends. Is it the bureaucracy of funding institutions? Publish-or-perish incentives? Or something else? One thing she does not mention is the mismatch between the reductionist scientific method and the complex adaptive systems that our world consists of, such as human being, natural ecosystems, economy or society. Understanding such systems in a systemic and holistic way requires cognitive diversity and collective learning processes - transdisciplinary research and the integration of different types of knowledge (scientific and experiential). Today, we lack the institutional framework for supporting such knowledge creation processes. Way to go in the future? Tuomas Parkkari

I just signed the Science Declaration promoted by Curious 2024, the call to all nations to devote more resources to the advancement of science to realize the dream of a better tomorrow. The objective is to reach 1M signatures!! Sign the call here >

🌍🔬 This World Science Day for Peace and Development, Let’s celebrate the magic of science that makes our world healthier, safer, and more sustainable! 🌱💙 From groundbreaking discoveries to everyday innovations, science is the key to a brighter future for everyone! 🧬🔍 ✨ How has science inspired or impacted your life? 💡Share your stories & ideas in the comments below! 💬👇