Workshop on the French Attitudes to Science and Technology organized by Michel DUBOIS and Martin BAUER – July 7 and 8 – Sorbonne University, Maison de la recherche
The workshop on the French attitudes to Science and Technology aims to bring together researchers working on the French data or developing comparisons between attitudes in France and others countries. It will be to opportunity to focus the analysis on the French data, create indicators on the basis of existing items for both cross sectional and longitudinal analysis.
| Day 1 – 3pm | |
| Introduction by Martin Bauer and Michel Dubois | |
| Session 1 | |
| Crettaz Von Rotten, Fabienne | French attitudes towards animal experimentation: updated from the 2020 S&Y survey |
| Dubois, Michel | Changing our genes: the public image of life sciences and biotechnologies in France |
| Schultz, Emilien | Public perception of scientific advisory bodies: the case of the French Scientific Council during COVID-19 pandemic |
| Day2 | |
| Session 2 – 9am | |
| Ziegler, Ricarda | Public science attitudes in Germany – Recent developments and comparison to the French results |
| Hampel, Jürgen – Hauser, Wolfgang | Changes in Attitudes and Beliefs on Technology in Germany: Results from the TechnikRadar-survey |
| Hampel, Jürgen | Conceptualizations of public perception of technology. Perceptions of digitization (autonomous vehicles) and bioeconomy |
| Hervois, Pauline | To trust or not to trust … the experience of the French confidence in the situation of the health crisis of coronavirus |
| Session 3 – 2pm | |
| Tenant, Christopher | S&Y 2020: Attitudes to a specific technology (Autonomous Vehicles) compared general attitudes to science |
| Valença, Manuel | Conspiratorial Mentality – developing a latent class measures and typology |
| Entradas, Marta | Trust indicators used in national surveys |
| Bauer, Martin | Technocracy (in)tolerance – indicators, comparative evidence and correlates |
