The World Knowledge Dialogue at a glance

The World Knowledge Dialogue Symposium 2008 is an institutional initiative to bridge the gap between the natural and the human/social sciences starting from new, revolutionary discoveries with potential impact at the scale of paradigmatic changes.Click for more information and summaries of sessions.

The World Knowledge Dialogue Contacts

The World Knowledge Dialogue

Prof. Francis Waldvogel, Director Executive Board - francis.waldvogel@wkdialogue.ch
Gilles Crettenand, Project Manager - gilles.crettenand@wkdialogue.ch
Dr Jérôme Billotte, Scientiﬁc Secretary - jerome.billotte@wkdialogue.ch
Dr Ariane Vlérick, Scientific & Media Relations Manager - ariane.vlerick@wkdialogue.ch
Dr Moira Cockell, Scientific Assistant - moira.cockell@wkdialogue.ch
Dr Fréderic.Darbellay, Scientific Assistant - frederic.darbellay@wkdialogue.ch
Françoise Michaud, Director's Assistant - francoise.michaud@wkdialogue.ch
Karima Amiguet, Administrative Assistant - karima.amiguet@wkdialogue.ch
Laurent Zufferey, Webmaster - laurent.zufferey@wkdialogue.ch

Website

www.wkdialogue.ch
v. August 2008

WKD | GENEVA - SWITZERLAND

Director, Executive Board, WKD
c/o Berger & Van Berchem - Cie

26, Rue de la Corraterie - 1204 Genève
francis.waldvogel@wkdialogue.ch
Phone + 41 (0)76 316 10 38
Fax + 41 (0)22 319 10 01

WKD | SION - SWITZERLAND

Project Management
c/o Institut Universitaire Kurt Bösch
CP 4176 - 1950 Sion
gilles.crettenand@wkdialogue.ch
Phone + 41 (0)27 205 73 00
Fax + 41 (0)27 205 73 01

WKD | LAUSANNE - SWITZERLAND

Scientific Secretary
c/o Strategos SA
82, Rue de Genève - 1004 Lausanne
jerome.billotte@wkdialogue.ch
Phone + 41 (0)21 623 91 13
Fax + 41 (0)21 623 91 12

Quick Jump to

Dialogue between the sciences

I COLLABORATIVE BEHAVIOUR, ALTRUISM AND CONFLICT: from animal behaviour to economics and prevention of violence

II COLLECTIVE NETWORK KNOWLEDGE AND HUMAN INDIVIDUAL INTELLIGENCE: convergences and divergences

Special Focus

Focus on Young Scientists

"When a distinguished but elderly scientist states that something is possible, he is almost certainly right. When he states that something is impossible, he is very probably wrong."

-- Arthur C. Clarke's First Law