Researchers, culture and business stakeholders, as well as research-funding organisations in Humanities and Social Sciences will meet in Tallinn, Estonia at a conference organised by the CHANSE network.
Participants of projects funded under the CHANSE call (Transformations - Social and Cultural Dynamics in the Digital Age), representatives of the European Commission and agencies co-forming the network, as well as science, culture and business stakeholders will participate in the conference held in Tallin, on 1-2 June 2023. The conference will be opened by keynote speeches from Prof. Marju Lauristin from the University of Tartu and Dr Taras Fedirko from the University of Glasgow.
The purpose of the conference is to create a unique platform for international research teams, winners of the CHANCE Transformations call, to exchange research experience. The participants will have a chance to participate in the panel discussions on AI, and the role of humanities in the digital age, as well as in a workshop on knowledge exchange between researchers and non-academic stakeholder, such as representatives of business, culture and non-governmental organisations.
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CHANSE, Collaboration of Humanities and Social Sciences in Europe, is an initiative responding to current social and cultural challenges in Europe, coordinated by the National Science Centre and carried out by 27 European research-funding organisations. Its primary objective is to finance projects on social and cultural transformations in digital age.
Contact Person
monika.hunka@ncn.gov.pl; chanse@ncn.gov.pl