Welcome

Reporting Science in a New Media World

• Nadia El-Awady (World Federation of Science Journalists)

Light-Ion Therapy: a Worldwide Vision

• Thomas HABERER (HIT Heidelberg)

The Fear Factor: Dealing with Risk Communication between Alarmist Headlines and Confident Declarations

• Fabio Turone (Agency Zoe of Science Journalism)

Frontier Nanotechnologies for and by Life Sciences

• Dario Pisignano (Università del Salento and National Nanotechnology Laboratory CNR-Istituto Nanoscienze)

Communicating Current Research in Museums and Science Centres (working session)

• Paola Rodari (SISSA Medialab)

Advanced X-Ray Light Sources for Frontier Life Science Research

• Edgar Weckert (DESY)

Explaining the Latest Achievements in Cancer Research and Therapy: between Hype and Hope

• Daniela Ovadia (Agenzia Zoe, Milano)

Neuroscience through Headline: Social and Ethical Issues in Communicating Brain Research

• Daniela Ovadia (Agenzia Zoe, Milano)

Angels, Demons and Black Holes - Threat or Opportunity. Experience from CERN through the Start-up of the LHC

• James Gillies (CERN)

Creating a Radio Broadcast (NO SLIDES presented - working session)

• Federico Pedrocchi (Radio 24 - il Sole 24 ore)
• Mariachiara Albicocco (Radio 24 - il Sole 24 ore)

Welcome in The Nanoworld (screening of a documentary movie)

New Particle Imaging Methods for Advanced Medical Diagnostics

• Giacomo Maurizio Cuttone (LNS)

From "M.A.S.H." to "E.R."; the Contribution of Medical TV Series to Public Understanding of Medical Issues

• Ela Bauer (Seminar Ha-kibbutizm Collage Tel Aviv)

ELI: a Vision towards Table-top Hadron Beams

• Luigi Palumbo (LNF)

From The Anatomy Theatre in Padua to Body Worlds-500 years of public anatomy, innovation and Ethical Issues

• Tal Berman (The Israel National Museum of Science, Technology & Space)

How to handle the Media: Maximizing the Opportunity and Minimizing Risk (working session)

• Neil Bennett (iOpener)
• Nadia Marchant (iOpener UK)

Science Cafè

Hadron Therapy in Clinical Perspective

• roberto orecchia (european institute of oncology)

Communication for the Large Scale Science Lab GSI at Darmstadt/Germany: the example of Tumore Therapy with Heavy Ions

• Ingo Peter (GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung)

Science in Newspapers

• gabriele beccaria

Science is our Nature-Science Demonstrations and Shows as a way to Explain Science Phenomena in Science Museums (NO SLIDES presented - working session)

• Tal Berman (The Israel National Museum of Science, Technology & Space)

Inconvenient Messages Concering the Practice of Biomedical Science, or the Importance of Being Honest

• Fred Balvert (Erasmus MC University Medical Center Rotterdam)

e-Health: Bridging the Gap

• Manjit Dosanjh (CERN)

The World Race for Nano-Beams

• Pantaleo Raimondi (LNF)

How Bad Science Communication can Affect a Country: the Case of H1N1 in Egypt

• Maissa Azab (Bibliotheca Alexandrina)

The Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory: How Frontier Physics meets Health Sciences

• Young-Kee KIM

e-Health: Opportunities and Challenges of a Paradigmatic Convergence Field

• Sergio Bertolucci (LNF)

Dealing with an Interview (NO SLIDES presented - reverse session)

• Elisa Manacorda (Galileo. Giornale di scienza)

Closing Remarks