Time:9:00-12:15 a.m. (CET)/15:00-18:15 p.m. (Beijing Time), May 18th, 2021

Venue at Fudan:Think Tank Building

Zoom link 1 (whole event, Session I and III):https://uio.zoom.us/j/65687362678?pwd=cWREWlh0b0NhdmF2eUJHeWZEME5KUT09

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Zoom link 2 (Session II):

https://uio.zoom.us/j/68605240952?pwd=VURLTGVHOEtuUmlHVWhiZWkzaXJRZz09

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09:00-09:10 (CET) / 15:00-15:10 (Beijing Time) 

Opening Remarks

Chen Zhimin

Vice President of Fudan University

Svein Stølen

Rector, University of Oslo

Xu Ningsheng

President, Fudan University

09:10-10:35 (CET) /15:10-16:35(Beijing Time)

Session I: Climate Change and Sustainability

10:35-10:45 (CET) /16:35-16:45(Beijing Time)

Coffee Break

10:45-12:05 (CET) /16:45-18:05(Beijing Time)

Session II: Understanding Brain Disorders

Session III: Fiction and the Future

12:05-12:15 (CET) / 18:05-18:15(Beijing Time)

Wrap up

Rune Svarverud

Director, FECCS

Liu Chunrong

Executive Vice Director, FECCS

• Speeches by representatives of each session (2 mins/each) 

• Wrap up by Mette Halskov Hansen (Vice Rector, University of Oslo)

Climate change has been recognized as an increasingly serious threat at the global level, together with concerns about environmental issues (e.g. air pollution) at the regional and local level particularly in cities. Energy systems and energy use play a significant role in producing both carbon emission and air pollutants, thus linking the two. China, Norway and others have made a commitment to achieve the goal of carbon peak and neutrality. Which sustainable energy approaches can achieve the goals of carbon peak and neutrality in China? What are the co-benefits of energy transition in tackling climate change? And are there potential negative effects? What is the role of cities in dealing with climate change and environmental issues at the local level? How can researchers from both countries learn from each other and work together with common interests?

Venue: Room 106, Think Tank Building

https://uio.zoom.us/j/65687362678?pwd=cWREWlh0b0NhdmF2eUJHeWZEME5KUT09

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Vebjørn Bakken

Director, UiO: Energy, University   of Oslo

Tang Xu

Professor, Executive Director of FDU-IRDR-ICoE on   Risk Interconnectivity and Governance on Weather/Climate Extremes Impact and   Public Health

Wang Lin

Dean, Department of Environmental Science &   Engineering, Fudan University

09:10-09:20 (CET) / 15:10-15:20 (Beijing Time)

Opening remarks of the co-chairs

Vebjørn Bakken

Director, UiO: Energy, University of Oslo

Wang Lin

Dean,Department of Environmental Science & Engineering, Fudan University

09:20-09:30 (CET) / 15:20-15:30 (Beijing Time)

Wu Libo

Director, Research Center for   Energy Economics and Strategy, Fudan University

09:30-09:40 (CET) /15:30-15:40 (Beijing Time)

Truls Norby

Professor, Department of   Chemistry, University of Oslo

09:40-09:50 (CET) /15:40-15:50 (Beijing Time)

Jiang Ping

Associate Professor, Department of Environmental Science & Engineering,   Fudan University

09:50-10:00 (CET) / 15:50-16:00 (Beijing Time)

Taran Mari Thune

Professor, Centre for Technology,   Innovation and Culture, University of Oslo

10:00-10:10 (CET) / 16:00-16:10 (Beijing Time)

Molly Wang

Programme Manager   for the Climate Action Planning China Programme, C40 Cities Climate   Leadership Group

10:00-10:10 (CET) / 16:00-16:10 (Beijing Time)

Discussion 

10:30-10:35 (CET) / 16:30-16:35 (Beijing Time)

Wrap up

Tang Xu,Professor, Executive   Director of FDU-IRDR-ICoE on Risk Interconnectivity and Governance on   Weather/Climate Extremes Impact and Public Health

10:35-10:45 (CET) / 16:35-16:45(Beijing Time)

Coffee Break

The human brain and its disorders remain a key challenge in health-related research. Recent technology development in brain imaging and genetics has provided novel opportunities for new insight, and together with population birth cohorts capturing environmental stressors it is now possible to revolutionize our understanding of brain-related traits and disorders. How can we obtain synergy between China and Norway in brain research, and which research projects can benefit most from collaboration?

Venue: Room 209, Think Tank Building

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Passcode: 511092

Kan   Haidong

Vice Dean, School of Public Health, Fudan University

Ole Andreassen

Director of the Center of   Excellence NORMENT, University of Oslo

10:45-10:50 (CET) / 16:45-16:50 (Beijing Time)

Opening remark of the co-chairs

Topic I: Using imaging to understand abnormal brain development

10:50-11:00 (CET) /16:50-17:00 (Beijing Time)

Lars   T. Westlye,Head of Research, Department of Psychology, University of Oslo

11:00-11:10 (CET) /17:00-17:10 (Beijing Time)

Feng Jianfeng,Dean of Institute of Science and   Technology for Brain-inspired Intelligence, Fudan University

Topic II: How population cohorts can reveal gene-environmental interplay in brain disorders

11:10-11:20 (CET) / 17:10-17:20 (Beijing Time)

Ole A. Andreassen,Director of the Center of   Excellence NORMENT, University of Oslo

11:20-11:30 (CET) / 17:20-17:30 (Beijing Time)

Gunter Schumann, (Chair in Population Neuroscience and Precision Medicine, Director, Centre for  Population Neuroscience and Stratified Medicine (PONS) at ISTBI, Fudan University)

11:30-12:00 (CET) / 17:30-18:00 (Beijing Time)

Discussion

11:30-12:00 (CET) / 17:30-18:00 (Beijing Time)

Wrap up

Human society is facing a shared anxiety of the future, in the context of a changing global order, spreading of disruptive technology, public health emergency and others. Fiction used to look back in history and seek for experiences or reflections, but now it casts more and more value in the future. What kind of futures have been imaged in various format of fiction? How can fiction help us to influence and share the future? How can we pursue multiple, diverse and rich futures instead of a single unified and linear one via fiction?

Venue: Room 106, Think Tank Building

https://uio.zoom.us/j/65687362678?pwd=cWREWlh0b0NhdmF2eUJHeWZEME5KUT09

Meeting ID: 656 8736 2678

Passcode: 996422