Is our approach to science sustainable? Event at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei – SRM Science and Religion in the Media

Innovation and responsibility: the future of scientific research.

On 30 November 2023, leading scientists gathered at the Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei for a crucial debate on the future of science: is our approach sustainable? Event, part of the course Thinking and doing science, groupIt witnessed the participation of names such as Giorgio Parisi, Patrick Flandrin, Martin Prinz, Laure Saint-Remode and Marco Cattaneo, and was held in cooperation with the French Ambassador to Italy, the Academy of Sciences and the French Institute in Italy.

Discussion on sustainability of science.

The conference touched on several important points related to the sustainability of scientific research. The rapid increase in the number of published articles and the extensive use of data, artificial intelligence and complex algorithms were at the heart of the discussion. Speakers examined how these trends impact not only scientific progress, but also the ethics and sustainability of research.

Challenges and solutions

One of the main themes was how scientific research can remain a team enterprise and continue to contribute positively to the world. Nobel Prize laureate Giorgio Parisi stressed the need to find a balance between technological innovation and moral responsibility. Laure Saint-Raymond highlighted issues related to accessibility and inclusivity in scientific research.

Towards a more sustainable future

The event concluded with a strong appeal for increased awareness and responsibility on the part of the scientific community. The need for a more sustainable approach to science has been recognized as an urgent priority, emphasizing the importance of international and interdisciplinary collaboration.

In sum, the conference provided crucial insights into the future of scientific research. the question Is our approach to science sustainable? It remains open, inviting all participants to consider their role in building a more responsible and inclusive scientific future.

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