Diner Pensant

Instructions

Diner Pensant

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Goal

The “Diner Pensant – Tasteful conversations to empower good practices in science” is a workshop method to promote a food for thought critical reflection about good and bad scientific practices, in a relaxing, interactive, and enjoyable atmosphere.

Requirements

This workshop is destined to research communities, with a special focus on PhD supervisors. Suitable for group sizes from 6 up to 300 guests

Duration (hours)

3

Participants

6-300

For whom is this important?

ResearchersSupervisorsMentorsProfessors

Method

Face to Face

Part of

INTEGRITY

Steps

1Main Course: Option 1

2Main Course: Option 2

3Main Course: Option 3

4Main Course: Option 4

5Main Course: Reflection

What is this about?

During the workshop, the guests are asked to reflect on their own experiences and practices, while discussing the cases presented, and to share views on how to promote and foster a culture of best scientific practices. The event is organised under the motto of a “dinner” event, where first there will be an Amuse for guests to know each other. Then, Starters will be served, where guests will be presented with three starters (cases) to choose and discuss one or the three. Four Main Courses (video-scenes) will be individually offered to guests to taste (watch) and share their opinions about them (food for thought discussion). And because “dessert goes to your heart and not to your belly”, this dinner could not have finished without a sweet moment of the day to enjoy (inspiring thoughts to end)!

Here you can watch the introductory video: Diner Pensant - Tasteful conversations to empower good practices in science

This course was developed in the H2020 INTEGRITY project by Mariëtte van den Hoven, Miriam van Loon, Hesther van Gulick and Eline Borsboom, and funded by EU H2020.

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Click here to Request the Diner Pensant Guide.

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