November 10-13, 2020
SOCIALLY-ORIENTED INNOVATIONS:
PSYCHOLOGY, ECONOMICS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF SOCIETY AND BUSINESS
(VIRTUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, PARTICIPATION IS FREE)
The conference will be held on zoom platform and broadcasted on youtube.
The link to the youtube channel will be sent after the registration is complete.
(VIRTUAL INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE, PARTICIPATION IS FREE)
The conference will be held on zoom platform and broadcasted on youtube.
The link to the youtube channel will be sent after the registration is complete.
DAY 1 / OPENING PLENARY
Tuesday, November 10
Greetings from Rectors
- Dr Viktor KoksharovRector, Ural Federal University, Russia
- Dra Osana Molerio PérezRector, Central "Marta Abreu" de Las Villas, Cuba
- Dr h.c. Stefano Barra GazzolaRector, Centro Universitário do Sul de Minas and ACINNET and U. Experience, Brazil
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VIP speakers
- Dra María del Carmen ZabalaCoordinator of social politics and equity. FLACSO – Cuba / Psychology Department of Universidad de La Habana (UH), (Cuba)Social Innovation and social politics: Challenges of equity to sustainable development
- Dra Yamila Roque DovalDirector of Communitarian Studies Center (CEC) / Vice-President for Provincial Social Sciences Council & Dr. Ginley Durán Castellón, President for the Cathedra of cultural heritage and identity´s studies. Social Sciences Faculty, UCLV (Cuba)Communitarian development as social innovation for global and local sustainable
Download presentation - Prof. Olga DeynekaDoctor of psychological Sciences, Professor of the Department of political psychology, acting head of the Department of political psychology. Saint Petersburg (Russia)Socio-political and psychological aspects of technological innovation in modern Russia
- Prof. Timofey NestikDoctor of science in social psychology, professor of Russian Academy of sciences, head of laboratory of social and economic psychology, Institute of psychology of the Russian Academy of sciences (Russia)Socio-psychological predictors of the person's attitudes toward adopting of artificial intelligence into everyday life
- Prof. Felipe Flausino de OliveiraChief Operation Officer of Unis (Brazil)Cesul and Cesullab – the role of universities and companies in regional development through innovation
- Dr Tatiana LobanovaPresident of the Association "National Institute of Certified Management Consultants", Associate Professor at the National Research University Higher School of Economics (Russia)The role of labor interests in shaping innovation-driven behavior
- Dr Eduard PatrakovAssociate professor of the Department of Innovation and Intellectual Property, Head of the Laboratory (Russia)What is socially-oriented innovation?
DAY 2 / Section 1
RESOURCES, CONSEQUENCES & LABOR MARKET
RESOURCES, CONSEQUENCES & LABOR MARKET
Wednesday, November 11
Chairmen:
- Dr Tatyana Lobanova
- Dr Ginley Durán Castellón
Points for discussions
- Analysis of resources and consequences of innovations, that are primarily affecting society, socio-psychological conditions of people.
- Issues of environmental friendliness and ethics of innovations for the society as a whole, individual social and ethnic groups.
- Role of technology in social projects: important directions in artificial intelligence, virtual and augmented reality, mobile learning.
- Innovations and labor market. Innovations influencing quality and efficiency
15 minutes for each speaker, with a discussion of up to 10 minutes maximum.
- Dra Anabel Diaz HurtadoSocials Sciences Faculty Dean, UCLV / President for Provincial Social Sciences Council & Dr. Luis Hernández Santana, Scientific Coordinator for Cuban Robotics Studies's Group , UCLV (Cuba)
- Dr Joaquín Alonso FreyreHead of "Communities and habitat Research Line, CEC. UCLV & MSc. Edelkis Rodríguez Moya, Environmental Studies Center´s Director (Cuba)Communitarian Social Resilience against the environmental vulnerability in Cuba
- Dr Bhuvaneswari GowthamanProfessor and Dean-School of Management Studies- Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology-Chennai-IndiaHR audit: social, psychological and economical aspects in the conditions of innovative changes (start of report)
- Arthur AndreevMaster's student of Ural Federal University, Department of Innovation and Intellectual Property, Institute of Physics and technology, Russia.HR audit: social, psychological and economical aspects in the conditions of innovative changes (end of report)
- Dr Rosa Lidice de Moraes ValimAssistant Professor, Unicarioca (Brazil)Social technology modeling for slum stricken areas with participatory observation as a methodological approach
DAY 2 / Section 2
CROSS-CULTURAL ASPECTS OF INNOVATION
CROSS-CULTURAL ASPECTS OF INNOVATION
Wednesday, November 11
Chairmen:
- Dr Lioudmila Batourina
- Dr Eduard Patrakov
Points for discussions
- Cultural differences in application of social innovations. Case studies.
15 minutes for each speaker, with a discussion of up to 10 minutes maximum.
- Dr Lioudmila BatourinaInternational Partnership and Business Development Consultant, PhD in Socio-psycho linguistics (Russia-Europe-Brazil)Social innovations and the reasons for variations
- Dr Issac Iran Cabrera RuizHead of Social Psychology Discipline, Socials Sciences Faculty, UCLV (Cuba)Subjectivity, interculturality and education: a view from the Cuban university
- Dra Annia Martínez MassipSociology Department, Socials Sciences Faculty, UCLV & Collaborators (Cuba)Assessments of local agricultural innovation networks in Cuba, from a feminist approach
- Estela Cristina Vieira de SiqueiraResearcher, UNIS University, dpt. of Law (Brazil)Challenges to education for refugee kids in the Era of IT Learning
DAY 3 / Section 3
COMPETITION AND JOINT ACTIONS. CASE STUDIES
COMPETITION AND JOINT ACTIONS. CASE STUDIES
Thursday, November 12
Chairmen:
- Iana Vysotskaya
- Márcia Agostini Ribeiro
Points for discussions
- Innovative social projects. Case studies.
- Competition / cooperation / coopetition in innovation: building new relationships to find the best practices and innovative solutions together.
- Cultural differences in application of social innovations. Case studies.
15 minutes for each speaker, with a discussion of up to 10 minutes maximum. Pitches (short presentations): 5 min for each speaker with 5 minutes discussion
- Iana VysotskayaHead of Department of International Educational Programs, UrFU (Russia)Challenges of digitalization. Presentation of Pre-entry department
- José Pablo Nuño de la ParraGeneral Director of Internationalization, UPAEP (Mexico)Double Degree programs as a strategy and students' choice
- Dr Andrei SozykinVice rector for Educational development of UrFU (Russia)International IT education" – challenges of modern world
- Dr Luis Antonio Barranco OliveraFirst Vice Rector , UCLV (Cuba) Dr. Raciel Lima Orozco, Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, UCLV, (Cuba) Dra. Arahí Cruz Limonte, Vice Dean of University Extension, Faculty of Agricultural Sciences, Cuba, (UCLV)
- Dra Georgina AlfonsoPhilosophy Institute / President for Social Sciences Agency, CITMA (Cuba)Cooperate and solidary economic. Experiences in Havana, Cuba
- Dr Ginley Durán CastellónPresident for the Cathedra of cultural heritage and identity´s studies. Social Sciences Faculty, UCLV & Lic. Maria C. Reyes Gallardo, Center for Research and Development of Structures and Materials, UCLV (Cuba)
Pitches presentations
A Pitch is usually a brief presentation designed to give a short summary of your project idea, your cooperation plans, your business plan and your startup vision. Such presentations aim to find colleagues and partners for joint research, projects, grant applications. Pitch presentation should be completely self-explanatory and usually contain the following elements: Problem – Idea – Solution - Plan – Budget (co-financing or fundraising) - Team (who is already in your team) - Better/Different – Milestones – Results. The program committee reserves the right to reject the presentation if it does not correspond to the topic of the conference.
You can send your pitches in pdf, ppt or forward the link to video application@urfu.ru with copy to conference-international@mail.ru Heavy files won't be accepted
Each speaker: 5 min+5 min discussion
Due to very limited time only 10 pitches will be allowed to the program. The rest of the pitches, corresponding to the topic of the conference, will be placed on this site.
You can send your pitches in pdf, ppt or forward the link to video application@urfu.ru with copy to conference-international@mail.ru Heavy files won't be accepted
Each speaker: 5 min+5 min discussion
Due to very limited time only 10 pitches will be allowed to the program. The rest of the pitches, corresponding to the topic of the conference, will be placed on this site.
Pitch #1
Mutations in 211 genomes of the coronavirus. Evolutionary trees of the virus."
Invitation to cooperation
International Laboratory for Statistical and Computational Genomics, HSE Research Institute.
Head Shchur Vladimir Lvovich (vshchur@hse.ru)
Case: https://iq.hse.ru/news/381056189.html
Link to the laboratory: https://scg.hse.ru/en/
Invitation to cooperation
International Laboratory for Statistical and Computational Genomics, HSE Research Institute.
Head Shchur Vladimir Lvovich (vshchur@hse.ru)
Case: https://iq.hse.ru/news/381056189.html
Link to the laboratory: https://scg.hse.ru/en/
Pitch #2
"Career in the global Network: Psychological and Economical basis"
Invitation to cooperation
Bachelor program «Innovation and intellectual property» (Ural Federal University, Russia)
Anna Mamykina (anamamykina8229@gmail.com)
Invitation to cooperation
Bachelor program «Innovation and intellectual property» (Ural Federal University, Russia)
Anna Mamykina (anamamykina8229@gmail.com)
Pitch #3
Higher Education in Russia. Sites, Links, Contacts
Pitch #4
The Work Study Group of the Center for Community Studies at the Central University "Marta Abreu" of Las Villas is interested in developing a Project on employment management from local policies as a factor that enhances social equity from the workplace; in function of promoting local autonomy as a catalyst for the economy in terms of social innovation.
Pitch #5
Somos profesoras del CEC, Cuba
Adjuntamos contribución a la Conferencia Cuba-Rusia
Saludos Cordiales
Gina
Adjuntamos contribución a la Conferencia Cuba-Rusia
Saludos Cordiales
Gina
DAY 4 / PLENARY CLOSURE
SOCIAL INNOVATION PROJECTS IN TURBULENT 2020 AND YEARS AHEAD. EXPERIENCE AND PERSPECTIVES
SOCIAL INNOVATION PROJECTS IN TURBULENT 2020 AND YEARS AHEAD. EXPERIENCE AND PERSPECTIVES
Friday, November 13
Chairmen:
- Dr Ginley Durán Castellón
- Dr Fabricio Pelloso
- Dr Sanjeet Singh
Points for discussions
- Sustainable social innovations against vulnerability of the world ahead
15 minutes for each speaker, with a discussion of up to 15 minutes maximum.
- Prof. Anastasiya MiklyaevaProfessor of Herzen State Pedagogical University of Russia, Saint Petersburg, (Russia)Ethical issues of digital education
- Dr Pedro PortugalJunior – Research Department of Unis (Brazil)COVID-19 and Economic Indicators: What we discovered
- Dr Fabricio Pelloso and
Dr Rodrigo FrogeriResearch Department of Unis (Brazil)Combating the COVID-19 pandemic guided by IT: analyzing the recent past to prepare for the future" - Dr Sanjeet SinghDean, Research and Technology & Business Incubator, Chandigarh University (India)Social innovation- What can we learn from COVID 19"
- George GabrielianDirector of International Affairs & Academic Mobility, RosNOU (Russia)Private Universities. New Challenges and Solutions in the time of uncertainty
- Dr Liudmila BaranskayaDoctor of Psychological Sciences, Professor of the Department of Psychiatry, Psychotherapy and Narcology of Ural State Medical University, psychotherapist of "Sverdlovsk Regional Clinical Hospital No. 1., RussiaEtical problems of socially oriented innovation and mental health
- Dr Antonio AjaDirector of the Center Demographic Studies, University of Havana, principal editor for the journal Novedades en Población (Cuba)Social politics and innovation facing the aging of population in Cuba. Challenges and prospects
Summary of the conference
- Dr Eduard Patrakov
- Dr Lioudmila Batourina
- Mr Sergei Shumilov, representative of Rossotrudnichestvo in Brazil, https://rs.gov.ru/en
CUBA
UCLV
Dr. Ginley Durán Castellón
ginley@nauta.cu
ginleyd@uclv.edu.cu
+53 53725636 (WhatsApp)
Dr. Ginley Durán Castellón
ginley@nauta.cu
ginleyd@uclv.edu.cu
+53 53725636 (WhatsApp)
INDIA
Chandigarh University
Dr. Sanjeet Singh
dean.research@cumail.in
+91 9988333513 (WhatsApp)
Dr. Sanjeet Singh
dean.research@cumail.in
+91 9988333513 (WhatsApp)
BRAZIL
U.EXPERIENCE
Márcia Agostini Ribeiro
marcia@uexperience.com.br
+55 (35) 99982-0598 (WhatsApp)
Márcia Agostini Ribeiro
marcia@uexperience.com.br
+55 (35) 99982-0598 (WhatsApp)
BRAZIL
UNIS
Dr. Fabricio Pelloso
fabricio@unis.edu.br
+55 (35) 99829-9024 (WhatsApp)
Dr. Fabricio Pelloso
fabricio@unis.edu.br
+55 (35) 99829-9024 (WhatsApp)
IBERO-AMERICA
ACINNET
Diego Henrique Alexandre
diego.alexandre@unis.edu.br
+ 55 (35) 9842-2606 (WhatsApp)
Diego Henrique Alexandre
diego.alexandre@unis.edu.br
+ 55 (35) 9842-2606 (WhatsApp)
RUSSIA
URFU
Dr. Eduard Patrakov
e.v.patrakov@urfu.ru
+7 922 219 4294 (WhatsApp)
Dr. Eduard Patrakov
e.v.patrakov@urfu.ru
+7 922 219 4294 (WhatsApp)
RUSSIA
URFU
Vysotskaya Iana
Ajmasheva.Yana@urfu.ru
Vysotskaya Iana
Ajmasheva.Yana@urfu.ru
RUSSIA
Consultancy
Dr. Lioudmila Batourina
batourina7@gmail.com
Dr. Lioudmila Batourina
batourina7@gmail.com
