Canadian Science Policy Conference: Brain Health and Research Summit 2024 -

Scaling Research for Impact: From Local Insights to Global Solutions

At Scaling Research for Impact: Local Insights to Global Solutions, a symposium and workshop at CSPC2024, the Canadian Brain Research Strategy (CBRS) is bringing together global experts and Canadian leaders to explore how research can be scaled to deliver broad health, social, and economic benefits. This event goes beyond brain and mental health to bring discussions and outcomes that will resonate across a wide range of research areas. By incorporating diverse perspectives and innovative approaches, CBRS is striving to empower attendees to uncover actionable insights and concrete strategies for advancing research, collaboration, and implementation in Canada.

Details

Date: Wednesday, November 20, 2024

Location: CSPC2024 – The Westin Ottawa | 8:00am – 12pm EST

Featured Speakers

Senator Dr. Stan Kutcher, internationally renowned psychiatrist and leader in youth mental health research and policy.

Dr. Tarun Dua, Head of the Brain Health Unit, World Health Organization.

Jennifer French, Executive Director of Neurotech Network.

Dr. Harris Eyre, Neuro-Policy Lead at Rice University’s Baker Institute and champion of the brain economy.

Frédéric Destrebecq, Executive Director of the European Brain Council.

Marie D’Iorio, President of Deep Tech Canada and trailblazer in nanotechnology and innovation ecosystems.

Agenda

Expert Panel Discussion

Global thought leaders will share successful models for scaling research and explore strategies to translate knowledge into actionable societal impact. Topics include:

Translating research into health, social, and economic benefits.

Collaborating across disciplines and sectors for greater impact.

Scaling local insights into global solutions.

Workshop

Participants from government, research institutions, health charities, and patient organizations will join dynamic discussions to collaboratively develop scalable solutions. Facilitated by national leaders, these sessions will foster practical, actionable strategies for scaling research impact.

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