2025

International Conference on the
Science of Science and Innovation

June 16 - June 18, 2025 in Copenhagen, Denmark

The International Conference on the Science of Science and Innovation (ICSSI) is an interdisciplinary event that brings together experts from various fields to explore the dynamics of scientific research and innovation.

The conference serves as a platform for both producers—scientists from academia and industry—and consumers, including policymakers, publishers, funders, and administrators, to engage in meaningful dialogue.

Our first European installment of ICSSI will feature science and technology policy environments, opportunities, and challenges in Europe and around the world. This interaction aims to enhance the global relevance and impact of research in the science of science and innovation.

2025 Themes

Explore potential themes for the 2025 ICSSI Conference

Science Communication and Public Trust

In an era of misinformation and declining public trust in science, it is crucial we examine innovative approaches to science communication, strategies for engaging the public, and the role of media and social media in shaping perceptions of science.

The Metaverse and the Future of Scientific Collaboration

Explore the potential of virtual and augmented reality environments for scientific collaboration, data visualization, and knowledge dissemination. We could delve into the technical aspects, ethical considerations, and societal impact of the metaverse on scientific practice.

The Promise of AGI

How soon will AGI possess human-level cognitive abilities and perform intellectual tasks at the level of expertise? Could this bring revolutionary advancements in fields like medicine, materials science, and climate research, as AGI analyzes vast datasets and identify patterns that were previously missed?

Evolving Landscape of Funding and Research Policy

With the changing dynamics in research funding, we explore the growing emphasis on interdisciplinary research and the impact of policy decisions on scientific progress. Topics include: open access publishing, data sharing policies, and the role of government in supporting scientific innovation.

International Conference on the Science of Science and Innovation