*Wednesday* (12 January 2005) --> Chair: Axel Brandenburg
10.30-10.50: Registration and Coffee (in Aud C)
10.50-11.00: Welcome address, practical matter, etc.
11.00-11.20: Presentations
Leena Tähtinen (Freelance science writer, Turku)
A reporter meets a scientist: two cultures collide
11.30-11.50: Jari Mäkinen (Helsinki, Finnish Broadcasting Company)
The electronic media and science in Finland
12.00-12.20: Joanna Rose (Forskning och Framsteg)
The growing enthusiasm for communicating science
12.30-13.00:
Discussion
13.00-14.00: Lunch in the NBI Cantine
*afternoon* --> Chair: Anja C. Andersen
14.00-14.30:
Finn Aaserud (Niels Bohr Archive)
Niels Bohr in the Danish Newspapers
14.45-15.15: Visit to the Niels Bohr Archive
15.30-16.00: Coffee (in the NBI Cantine)
*2nd afternoon session* --> Chair: Benny Lautrup
16.00-16.20:
Dmitri Diakonov
How the pentaquark story got to the media
16.30-17.00: Rosalind Reid (from American Scientist)
How and why scientists can be effective public communicators
17.15-17.35: Jari Mäkinen (Finnish Broadcasting Company, Helsinki)
Journalist meets scientist - who is more afraid?
17:45-19.00: Round Table Discussion
19.00: Reception in Auditorium C (just opposite to Auditorium A)
20.30: Dinner
*Thursday* (13 January 2005) --> Chair: Leena Tähtinen
9.00-9.20: Mikkel Bohm (Dansk Naturvidenskabsformidling)
Why scientists should get in touch directly with the public
9.30-10.00: Rosalind Reid (from American Scientist)
Using pictures to tell science stories
10:00-10.30: Discussion
11.00: Begin of the Astrobiology meeting