Program
ICRI 2024 will explore trends, challenges, and opportunities in research infrastructures globally. Key themes include:
Digital research infrastructure: Integrating Quantum, AI, High-Performance Computing (HPC) and other new technologies into RIs. Managing research data, and building digital skills to support RIs.
Research Infrastructure for translation: Ensuring RIs deliver societal impact, with a focus on international best practices and examples of RI-enabled translation into policy, community, and industry applications.
Global collaboration: Opportunities to expand global collaboration, partnership and access to RI.
Indigenous knowledge: Engaging with Indigenous communities and knowledge systems in developing and using RIs.
Hope and wonder (enabling future science): What are the future RI needs, how will they enable future science and technologies? Skilling the future workforce, and imagining RIs beyond 2050.
Challenges: Climate change and the energy transition; Feeding the planet; Healthy communities: The role of RIs in addressing and collaborating on these challenges and showcasing best practice examples.
Conference program
This is a draft program. For information on ICRI’s many side events please visit the side events page.
| Tuesday, 3 December |
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| Welcome to Country and Opening Ceremony |
| Keynote: Where Indigenous knowledge and methodologies intersect with research infrastructures |
| Morning Tea |
| Panel discussion: How research infrastructures are supporting the energy transition |
| Keynote: AI & imaging – innovative insights into next generation therapeutics and diagnostics |
| Lunch |
| Breakout sessions: – Improving critical ocean and earth observations – Developing research infrastructure partnerships with local and indigenous communities – Creating a trusted and secure research environment |
| Breakout sessions: – Research infrastructure business models that enable translation – Building networks and scaling up: data sharing on a global scale – How research infrastructure is supporting sustainable agriculture, nutrition and development |
| Afternoon Tea |
| Breakout overviews |
| Panel discussion: Looking to space for answers on earth |
| Conference Dinner |
| Wednesday, 4 December |
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| Welcome and reflections on yesterday |
| Panel discussion: Exploring global strategies: How research infrastructure will address climate challenges over the next 30 years |
| Panel discussion: Inside the atom: how large research infrastructures are harnessing the power of the smallest elements |
| Morning Tea |
| Networking Session – Brella App |
| Panel discussion: The skillsets needed today and for the future; developing our next gen leaders |
| Lunch |
| Breakout sessions: – The role of research infrastructures in training the digital workforce – Using research infrastructures to investigate and document the impacts of the environment on human health – Greening research infrastructures |
| Breakout sessions: – Digital research infrastructure for healthy communities – Institutional and policy frameworks for inclusive research infrastructure collaborations – Global collaboration in biosecurity and pandemic preparedness |
| Afternoon Tea |
| Breakout overviews |
| Panel discussion: Early Career Scientists pitch Session |
| Networking Drinks |
| Thursday, 5 December |
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| Welcome and reflections on yesterday |
| Panel discussion: Showcasing successful global research infrastructure collaborations |
| Panel discussion: Research infrastructure successes in supporting research translation |
| Morning Tea |
| Keynote: Research infrastructures beyond 2050 |
| Closing Ceremony and Lunch |
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