FREEDOM OF SCIENCES AND FREEDOM OF
CONSCIENCE WITHIN SCIENCES

9:00

WELCOMING AND OPENING

Univ.Prof.Dipl.-Ing.Dr.nat.tech. Martin H. GERZABEK; Vice-rector for Research of the BOKU, Vienna

Mag.Dr.phil. Josephine PAPST; indexicals – Centre of transdisciplinary cognitive and state-system sciences, Graz; Member of CIRET – International Centre of transdisciplinary Research, Paris

9:30

Univ.Prof.Dr. Walter BERKA; Institut für Verfassungs- und Verwaltungsrecht,
University of Salzburg; Member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences:
On the freedom of :
Freedom of conscience and research at public Universities

DISCUSSION

10:45

Coffee break

11:00

ARE THE FREEDOMS OF SCIENTISTS AGAINST THE CONTEMPORARY TREND?

CHAIR: Ass.Prof.Dipl.-Ing.Dr. Hans MIKOSCH

Ass.Prof.Dr. Stefan HAMMER; Institut für Staats- und Verwaltungsrecht, Universität Wien:
Geistesgeschichtliche aspects on the zur grundrechtlichen Garantie der Wissenschaftsfreiheit

Univ.Prof.Mag.Dr. Wendelin SCHMIDT-DENGLER; Department of German language and literature, University of Vienna:
Crash-landing – On the reform of the University of Vienna

Dr. Kurt GRÜNEWALD – Speaker of the sciences of the Green Party in the Austrian Parliament, Vienna:
Freedom of science and freedom of conscience at the Universities and in the policy of sciences

PANEL DISCUSSION

13:30

Lunch break

15:00

ARE THERE STILL SCIENCES IN AUSTRIA OR RATHER ACADEMIC SERVICES?

CHAIR: Mag.Dr.phil. Josephine PAPST Ass.Prof.Dipl.-Ing.Dr. Hans MIKOSCH

Ass.Prof.Dipl.-Ing.Dr. Hans MIKOSCH; Institute of chemical Technologies and Analytic, Technical University, Vienna:
Achievement agreements:
Central elements of regulation for science and research

Ralph SCHALLMEINER, Second chair of the Austrian Students Union – ÖH –, Vienna:
Students – A manipulable mass or scientists?

Mag.Dr.phil. Josephine PAPST; indexicals – Centre of transdisciplinary cognitive and state-system sciences, Graz:
About the support of discount research and crime within sciences in Austria

Univ.Prof.Mag.Dr. Friedrich WALLNER; Department of Philosophy, University of Vienna and University of Peking:
Self-organisation as constructive and regulative principle at the University

17:00

Coffee break

17:30

PANEL DISCUSSION WITH THE SPEAKERS

18:30

Mag.Dr.phil. Josephine PAPST; indexicals – Centre of transdisciplinary cognitive and state-system sciences, Graz:
Is the practice of the Constitutional Court with respect to the University Law 2002 anti-constitutional?