The Weaving Research and Society workshop will provide training on societal engagement in science. Attendees will learn about the why of societal engagement, the trajectory of societal engagement (science co-production) and the next phases of societal engagement (deliberative science). A case study will allow attendees to explore in small groups how to frame research problems and explore the FAIR and CARE principles of responsible and inclusive research.

The workshop presenters are:

• Katie Barnhill, senior research scholar at the Genetic Engineering and Society Center.
• Erin Seekamp, Goodnight Distinguished Professor and director of the Coastal Resilience and Sustainability Initiative.

Hosted by the Global One Health Academy, the Genetics and Genomics Academy, and the Genetic Engineering and Society Center, this event is part of a series of monthly Interdisciplinary Professional Development Workshops to help graduate students prepare for careers in interdisciplinary research. Graduate students from any disciplinary background are welcome to attend. Refreshments will be available starting at 9:30 a.m., and the presentation will begin at 10 a.m.