Übersetzung für "Vertreter der wissenschaft" in Englisch

Keynote speakers will include representatives from business, academia and the European Commission.

As a representative of Swiss science and research, I must now ask myself: What will Rio+20 achieve for science?

The event was attended by leading academic, political and business figures from the host state.

This includes representatives of industry, science, environmental associations and other relevant associations.

More representatives from academia bolster the data privacy expertise in a society that is increasingly going digital.

There should also be appropriate participation by representatives of the research community in the coordination body.

He was one of the most versatile German researchers and a popular representative of science.

The following proposal in the Communication can also contribute here: "Initiatives to bring scientists, industrialists and financiers at all levels into contact need to be stepped up.

It is also essential to hear the views of the scientific community, the world of industry and, more broadly, “civil society”.

With regard to the third sector, there was consensus that space should be found for the CNC (Confederación Nacional de Campesinos), representatives of the academic sector and a number of cooperative organisations, to be defined.

The ICN also invites advisors from academia, the business community, consumer groups and the legal profession to contribute to the work projects.

To date, the Commission has received well over 1500 contributions from a wide range of interested parties: Member States, EU and national organisations, social partners from both the EU and national levels, regional and local authorities, business and professional federations, individual companies, NGOs, 'think tanks', representatives of the academic community and numerous European citizens.

The other essential condition is that scientific representatives and institutions endeavour to convey to the public their knowledge and their difficulties in a way that is as clear and as readily understandable as possible and to open up universities, technical colleges and research centres to the public and to society.

Finally, the Permanent Study Group on the Digital Agenda will address the main features of the study on the ethics of Big Data with follow up activities, such as an event in Brussels involving the participation of Civil Society players (social dialogue partners, academics and business) with direct, hands-on experience.

All EU institutions, national, regional and local authorities, candidate countries, third country partners, intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations, all state actors and private service providers involved in the asylum process, academia, social partners, civil society organisations and individuals are invited to contribute.

All EU institutions, national, regional and local authorities, candidate countries, third-country partners, intergovernmental and non-governmental organisations, all state actors and private service providers involved with family members, academia, social partners, civil society organisations and individuals are invited to contribute by replying the above questions.

An intensive participatory process, bringing on board a wide range of top scholars, policy-makers and civil society representatives, both from Europe and Africa, has been undertaken to conduct this ambitious policy research initiative.

The conference will be attended by more than 400 participants, representing consumers', patients' and environmental interest groups, scientific experts, technology providers and other economic professions, healthcare providers, science communicators and the media, public authorities and policy makers from Member States of the Community as well as participants from many third countries.

The review will be conducted by eminent representatives of the science and policy domains from the EU and US.

The event brings together around 150 government officials, higher education staff, academic representatives and students' organisations from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine and EU Member States.

This involves Member State governments, local and regional authorities, social partners, grass-root NGOs, independent experts and academics.

The winners were selected by an international panel including independent figures from the design industry and academia as well the stakeholders of the Observatory.

Representatives of the scientific community and the media will be brought together in a forum at European level to encourage and support the development of guidelines for a more fruitful interaction and mutual understanding between the two.

During an event attended by the academic and business communities, the Commissioner will outline the opportunities that exist within the framework programme and will encourage more networking with EU counterparts.

The winners were selected by the Descartes Grand Jury, chaired by Mr Yves Michot, former President of Aerospatiale Matra, and featuring eminent figures from academia and the public and private sectors.

Initiatives should also be encouraged to bring scientists, industrialists and financiers at all levels into contact need to be stepped up.

The Resource Efficiency Platform, created by the European Commission as a body involving high-level representatives from the EU and Member States, and representatives from business, academia and civil society has not been capable to give the resource efficiency agenda sufficient weight in politics, business sector and society.