Invitation til ETPA i Oslo d. 27.-28. oktober 2014, fra Teknologirådet

Fra: Lars Klüver [mailto:LK@Tekno.dk]
Sendt: 19. september 2014 18:05
Til: Finn Skriver Frandsen
Emne: Fwd: EPTA Conference 2014 in Oslo: Programme, Registration and Accommodation
Kære Finn
Programmet for den årlige konference i EPTA (European Parliamentary Technology Assesment network)
ligger nu klar. Det foregår 27-28. Oktober i Oslo.
Programmet er sammensat over temaet Produktivitet og Teknologi. Der vil være indlæg fra medlemmerne,
efterfulgt af korte kommentarer med f.eks. nationale perspektiver fra de deltagende parlamentarikere.
Jeg vil gerne invitere 1-2 MF'er med til EPTA-mødet. Det kan jo oplagt være medlemmer af FIV, men FIV kan
også pege på andre MF'ere, hvis det giver mening i forhold til konferencens emne.
EPTA Council holder møde den 27/10 som en del af programmet, og her vil der blive taget stilling til evt.
forlængelse af vores medlemskab af EPTA. Vi lever jo ikke for øjeblikket op til kriterierne for fuldt
medlemskab, så jeg har bedt om, at der bliver taget stilling til fortsat dispensation, så længe der arbejdes
på at få afklaret om vi får en reel rolle ift. at arbejde for og rådgive Folketinget. Dette kan jo evt. tages op
under foretrædet for FIV den 21. oktober.
Vi er i stand til at dække omkostningerne til rejse og hotel, da MF'ernes deltagelse i EPTA er meget relevant
for det store EU-projekt PACITA om parlamentarisk teknologivurdering, som jeg koordinerer.
Jeg skal have MF'ernes tilmelding inden udgangen af september, da hotellet skal bookes senest 1/10.
Mange venlige hilsner
Lars
Lars Klüver
Direktør/Director
Teknologirådet/Danish Board of Technology
Toldbodgade 12, 1253 Copenhagen K
lk@tekno.dk +4540110182
www.tekno.dk
Uddannelses- og Forskningsudvalget 2013-14
FIV Alm.del Bilag 266
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EPTA Council Meeting and Conference in Oslo 27–28 October 2014:
“Productivity and New Technologies –
Consequences for Work and Welfare”
Hosted by the Storting and the Norwegian Board of Technology
Conference venue: The Storting (Norwegian Parliament), Oslo
Monday 27 October
Time Programme
11.30-11.55
12.00-13.00
Arrival at the Storting for registration
Entrance: Nedre Vollgate 20
Lunch hosted by the Presidency of the Storting
Venue: Mezzaninen
13.00-17.00 EPTA Council Meeting
(Chairs, Members of Parliament and directors of EPTA institutions)
Meeting room N-202
18.00-19.15 Reception at the French Embassy
The Parliamentary Office for the Evaluation of Scientific and Technological
Choices (OPECST) of the French Parliament is assuming the EPTA Presidency for
2015
19.30-23.00 Conference dinner at Festningen restaurant
Tuesday 28 October
Time Programme
09.30-
09.30-10.00
Arrival at the Storting
Main entrance: Karl Johans gate 22
Coffee and tea
10.00 Opening statements
Venue: Lagtingssalen
Olemic Thommessen, President of the Storting and
Siri Hatlen, Chair of the Norwegian Board of Technology
10.15 The Future of Employment
1100
1130
 Keynote address by Carl Frey, University of Oxford
 Comments by Members of Parliament and plenary discussion
Productivity and Technology: Policies and Trends
 Presentation of new EPTA report, Jon Fixdal, Norwegian Board of
Technology
 Comment by Jean-Yves le Déaut, MP, Premier Vice President, OPECST,
French Parliament
Advanced Manufacturing in High-Cost Countries
 The US Manufacturing Renaissance, Naba Barkakati/Tim Persons, U.S.
Government Accountability Office (GAO, US Congress)
 Advanced Industry in Switzerland, TA SWISS (Swiss Parliament)
 Comments by Members of Parliament and plenary discussion
Uddannelses- og Forskningsudvalget 2013-14
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12.30 Lunch hosted by the Presidency of the Storting
Venue: Eidsvollsgalleriet
13.30 21st Century Skills
 Germany’s Industry 4.0 and the Future of Work and Production, Simone
Ehrenberg-Silies/Sonja Kind, TAB (German Bundestag)
 Comments by Members of Parliament and plenary discussion
14.20-14.40 Coffee break
14.40-15.30 Will Robots Create Unemployment or Welfare?
 Robotics, automation, and social justice, Rathenau Institute (Dutch
Parliament)
 Comments by Members of Parliament and plenary discussion
15.30-16.00 Concluding remarks: The Challenges Ahead