Dialogue

CineScience: Interstellar

Interstellar released exactly 10 years ago. It portraits humanity's struggle for survival in a universe where time, space, and resources are scarce. In our current era of global challenges and transitions, it's crucial to rethink our roles within this system. How do you see your role and what do you expect of others? Simone Ritzer, as dialogue facilitator at WUR, often witnesses how misunderstandings arise from differing expectations. But what do we actually expect of scientists? And how can they have a positive impact to society while also explore new terrains? Together, we'll examine the roles scientists can play and reconsider the expectations placed on them.

Organised by WUR & Visum Mundi
Venue Visum Mundi, Generaal Foulkesweg 1
Price description Standaard 11 euro | Cineville gratis
The introduction will be in English. The film is English spoken with Dutch subtitles.

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About Cinescience

Wageningen University & Research considers its connection with the city of Wageningen and its residents extremely important. With CineScience movie talks, researchers give you a sneak peek into their work in a unique and accessible way by linking their work creatively to a personally selected movie.

Learn more about novel scientific insights, discover how our everyday lives relate to the work being done in Wageningen, and enjoy a fabulous movie that sparks conversations. The break offers ample opportunity to talk with each other and the presenting researcher.