G20 Science Advisers Gather to Promote Inclusion in Bhubaneswar's Scientific Community
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About the Event
BCKIC Foundation, in collaboration with DBT ILS, hosted a significant roundtable discussion on Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Science and Technology. This event occurred under the prestigious G20 Chief Science Advisers’ Roundtable (G20 CSAR).
The event’s collaborative atmosphere ignited meaningful conversations about equity and inclusion in the scientific field, underscoring the importance of these values in advancing global scientific progress.
Impact Envisaged
- IPR CONSULTATIONS DONE: 200+
- PATENTABILITY SEARCHES CONDUCTED: 150+
- PATENTS FILED: 25+
- INDIVIDUALS SENSITIZED: 1500+
- INSTITUTES ENGAGED: 30+
Key Topics of Discussion
Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare: Bane or Boon?
Policy Approaches for Inclusion and Accessibility in Science and Technology
Enabling Women Entrepreneurship
Women in STEM: The Way Forward
Nurturing Grassroot Innovations: From the Community and For the Community
Bhubaneswar Leadership Strategizes on Regional S20 Event for Sustainable Innovation
In a landmark collaboration, leaders from Bhubaneswar’s premier organizations and institutions united to present the Science 20 (S20) regional event under the esteemed G20 framework.
The event was marked by the launch of two pivotal documents of national importance:
⦿ The “National Nitrogen Policy” was unveiled by UKRI-GCRF South Asia Nitrogen Hub, New Delhi
⦿ “Compendium of Deployable Technologies” was released by KIIT TBI.
Additionally, two significant MoUs were exchanged: one between KIIT and NRDC, and the other between BCKIC Foundation and NRDC.
A vibrant session showcased startups ranging from healthcare to agriculture, highlighting innovative solutions poised to reshape various sectors within the STI ecosystem. These startups provided a glimpse into the dynamic changes driving progress.
The event saw overwhelming participation from over 750 individuals across diverse institutions in Bhubaneswar, including schools, universities, and research organizations. This collective effort underscores Bhubaneswar’s commitment to fostering sustainable innovation and collaboration in the scientific community.