VIDENSKAB MARCHERER VIDERE
I 2017 gik mere end én million mennesker verden over på barrikaderne i den største markering til støtte for videnskaben i historien. Den 22. april 2018 mødes March for Science Danmark igen for at kræve, at de folkevalgte og deres embedsmænd lever op til deres ansvar for at vedtage evidensbaseret politik, der beskytter vores natur og byer og er til samfundets fælles bedste.
DET ER TID TIL, AT VI HOLDER VORES POLITISKE LEDERE ANSVARLIGE FOR AT FØRE POLITIK TIL STØTTE FOR VIDENSKABEN. DET ER TID TIL, AT VI KRÆVER, AT VORES LEDERE BRUGER VIDENSKABEN TIL AT INFORMERE DERES ARBEJDE OG BESLUTNINGER.
Vi er videnskabsfolk, videnskabsentusiaster og bekymrede verdensborgere. Vi kommer fra alle kulturelle og religiøse baggrunde, alle kønsidentiteter og seksuelle orienteringer, alle færdigheder og samfundslag og alle politiske standpunkter og nationaliteter. Vores forskellighed er vores største styrke; et væld af holdninger, perspektiver og idéer er fundamentale for den videnskabelige proces og samfundsmæssige fremskridt.
Videnskab er allestedsnærværende og påvirker alle på kloden, og det, der forener os, er respekt for videnskab og fornuft, og en umættelig nysgerrighed efter viden. Videnskab sikrer vores samfunds levedygtighed, vores familiers sikkerhed, vores børns uddannelse, grundlaget for vores økonomi og arbejdsmarked; videnskab kan sikre en ønskværdig fremtid for nuværende og kommende generationer.
VIDENSKAB MARCHERER VIDERE
I 2017 gik mere end én million mennesker verden over på barrikaderne i den største markering til støtte for videnskaben i historien. Den 22. april 2018 mødes March for Science Danmark igen for at kræve at de folkevalgte og deres embedsmænd lever op til sine ansvar om at vedtage evidensbaserede politik, som beskytter vores natur og byer og tjener samfundets bedste fællesinteresser.
DET ER TID TIL AT VI HOLDER VORE POLITISKE LEDERE ANSVARLIGE FOR AT FØRE POLITIK TIL STØTTE FOR VIDENSKABEN. DET ER TID TIL AT VI KRÆVER AT VORES LEDERE BRUGER VIDENSKABEN TIL AT INFORMERE DERES ARBEJDE OG BESLUTNINGER.
Vi er videnskabsfolk, videnskabsentusiaster og bekymrede verdensborgere. Vi kommer fra alle kulturelle og religiøse baggrunde, alle kønsidentiteter og seksuelle orienteringer, alle færdigheder og samfundslag og alle politiske standpunkter og nationaliteter. Vores forskellighed er vores største styrke; et væld af holdninger, perspektiver og ideer er fundamentale for den videnskabelige proces og samfundsmæssige fremskridt.
Videnskab er allestedsnærværende og påvirker alle på kloden, og det der forener os er respekt for videnskab og fornuft, og en umættelig nysgerrighed efter viden. Videnskab sikrer vores samfunds levedygtighed, vores familiers sikkerhed, vores børns uddannelse, grundlaget for vores økonomi og arbejdsmarked; videnskab kan sikre en ønskværdig fremtid for nuværende og kommende generationer.
HVORFOR MARCHERER DU?
Finding out stuff is an essential part of being human.
Anja C. AndersenAstrophysics - University of Copenhagenhttp://www.dark-cosmology.dk/~anja – http://www.dark-cosmology.dk/~anja
I believe the basic sciences are the key for true competitiveness of Denmark, much more than innovation.
Francisco PereiraeProfessor, Intelligent Transport Systems, DTU
Vi støttter March for Science, fordi vi tror på videnskabens betydning for løsningen af samfundets problemer og er bekymrede for tendenserne til øget politisk styring af universiteterne og indgreb i forskningsfriheden.
Association of Professors at DTUhttp://www.profforening.dtu.dk/http://www.profforening.dtu.dk/
Fordi jer tror på science uden politisk dagordner.
Torben Krogh MikkelsenDTU Wind Energyhttp://www.vindenergi.dtu.dk/english – http://www.vindenergi.dtu.dk/english
Decisions must be based on facts. Alternative facts are lies. The scientific method tells us how to decide which is which, and this must be respected and promoted from the top to the bottom of society if there is any hope for humanity.
Harry B. BinghamProfessor of Marine Hydrodynamics, DTU
Vi støtter March for Science, fordi der er brug for international bevågenhed omkring, at videnskaben er til samfundets bedste. Marchen er en mulighed for at markere, at videnskaben har en vigtig funktion i en tid hvor lande isolerer sig og konflikterne breder sig. Her er der brug for uafhængige videnskabsfolk, der taler med hinanden på tværs af ”politiske grøfter”.
Svend ChristensenInstitutleder, Institut for Plante- og Miljøvidenskab http://plen.ku.dk/english/ – http://plen.ku.dk/english/
For centuries scientific truth through observation and rigorous study has prevailed in the face of ignorance and superstition. This trajectory must not stop now. @DeProgressiveDK
De ProgressiveA New Political party in Denmarkhttps://www.deprogressive.dk/ – https://www.deprogressive.dk/
Den skræmmende tendens til at folk tror på kloge koner, ammestuesnak mm fremfor videnskabelige resultater og evidens. Især problemet med manglende tilslutning til vaccinationsprogrammer bekymrer mig. Det er en af de største lægevidenskabelige opdagelser inden for de sidste par hundrede år.
Karen Bundgaard Andersen
Som videnskabens medie i Danmark støtter vi naturligvis en bevægelse, som insisterer på, at viden og facts – og ikke antagelser og fordomme – skal være de grundpiller, vi bygger vores samfund på.
Dansk Filosofisk Selskab har som formål at styrke filosofien i Danmark, især som den praktiseres med udgangspunkt i højere uddannelses- og forskningsinstitutioner. En march, der sætter viden og videnskabelighed i højsædet, er derfor et meget velkomment initiativ, ikke mindst i en tid, hvor alternative sandheder og post-faktualitet er blevet en del af den politiske virkelighed. For at kunne forholde sig skeptisk, må man hylde idealet om sandhed, og det er filosofiens udgangspunkt, ligesom det er videnskabens.
Dansk Filosofisk Selskabhttp://filosofiskselskab.dk/cms/http://filosofiskselskab.dk/cms/
Because knowledge is the foundation of society.
Julia Hunt Formand for privatsektoren i DM og Chefkonsulent, Ingerfair
I find that science is important.
Rikke Næraa
Decisions should be based on solid facts.
Professor Adam LindgreenLeder af Institut for Afsætningsøkonomi, Copenhagen Business School
Forbrugerrådet Tænk arbejder for at alle forbrugere kan træffe et trygt valg. Det kan vi kun gøre på et oplyst grundlag, skaffet gennem den bedst mulige dokumentation og viden på et videnskabeligt grundlag.
Forbrugerrådet Tænkhttps://taenk.dk/https://taenk.dk/
I support the march, hoping it will raise awareness that science has important messages we can not afford to ignore.
Jesper Hauge CTO
To support a scientific-evidence-based world view.
Mikkel Fog JacobsenSpecialist, Lundbeck A/S
Tænketanken Frej arbejder for at forene og nuancere den danske fødevaredebat. Dette sker gennem dialog og mødet mellem menneskersker. Vi ønsker ikke at fortsætte den nuværende generations krig om fakta. Vi insisterer i stedet på en fælles virkelig gennem dialog og mødet mellem hinanden og videnskaben. Derfor bakker vi op om March for Science.
Iben Krog Rasmussen Medstifter og debatansvarlig af tænketanken Frej
Because knowledge is the foundation of our democracy and society.
Karin Askjærsocialrådgiver, MPP
I support the March for Science!
Charlotte Mühlmann Dansk Forskningsinstitut for Selvmordsforebyggelse, Phd. studerende
Because we would like to support children and young people in exploring, understanding and changing the world with science.
A defense of evidence-based thinking and the scientific method has never been more important.
Jan Jepsenwww.klimakaos.comwww.klimakaos.com
I support the March for Science!
Torben Heick JensenProfessor Aarhus University
I support the March for Science!
Djuke VeldhuisResearcher, Aarhus University
I support the March for Science!
Mikkel Jerger
We can’t know what it means to be human without exploring ourselves and the world we live in. This endeavor is called science.
Brian Thorsbro PhD Student, Astrophysics, Lund University
Selskabet for Naturlærens Udbredelse, stiftet af H.C. Ørsted i 1824, så offentligheden kunne komme og høre om de nyeste landvindinger inden for naturvidenskabe fag og deres betydning for erhvervslivet, støtter selvfølgelig marchen.
Selskabet for Naturlærens Udbredelsehttp://www.naturvidenskab.net/http://www.naturvidenskab.net/
Jeg støtter March for Science fordi jeg er bekymret og oprørt over den stigning i usikkerhed om hvorvidt man kan stole på fagfolk, som synes at findes generelt i befolkninger og blandt beslutningstagere, verden over.
Phillip Vorting Randsø Nyuddannet biolog fra KU
Et retssamfund må basere sine valg på et gennemsigtigt og regulært grundlag. Dette grundlag hviler på god forskning.
Gunnar Nordestgaard Folkesocialist og arbejder i Sf’s Udvalg for økonomi og omfordeling
Knowledge and insight are the foundation of a civilized society. We must do what we can to base our actions on the best available knowledge!
Bo Møhl Professor, Faculty of Humanities at Aalborg Universityhttp://www.en.hum.aau.dk/ – http://www.en.hum.aau.dk/
Science is our the symbol of human curiosity, interaction with other humans and the basis for understanding life and death – all disciplines are part of an enormous undertaking aiming at creating the societies we live in.
Christoffer Johansen Professor, Oncology Clinic, Rigshospitalet & Danish Cancer Society Research Centre http://www.cancer.dk/om-os/the-danish-cancer-society/ – http://www.cancer.dk/om-os/the-danish-cancer-society/
Political development over the decades clearly shows the lack of transparency in the relationship between money, special interests, politics and science. The contra-factual propensities can be seen in all wavelengths of the political spectrum. Politicians seduce the public by undermining the experts, making use of emotional words like ‘expertism’ and ‘value struggle.’ Science and politics are inseparable. Our political discussions should not deal with what the facts are (we have the scientific consensus), but about how we use the knowledge we have to make the best decisions for our society.
Samir Ben Chaabane
I support the March for Science!
Lisa VilladsenLektor i Retorik, Det Humanistiske Fakultet, Københavns Universitet
Science or chaos.
Bo Villumsen PhD studerende
March for Science focuses on an important agenda for the whole community – including high-school education.
Gymnasieskolernes Lærerforeninghttp://www.gl.org/http://www.gl.org/
I am a scientist.
Bent Selchau
Because our science in recent years has suffered from unreasonable attacks. We have forgotten all the value that science contributes to the Danish society.
Syddanske Studerende http://syddanskestuderende.dk/http://syddanskestuderende.dk/
It’s about time to stand up and require that politics must be science based.
Esben Agerbo Professor
I support the March for Science!
Desire Gandia Fernandez
I support the March for Science!
Anja Thoe Fuglsang
I support the March for Science!
Jacob Hassing
Because education and research is a vital part of any society and must always be prioritized.
CBS Students http://www.cbsstudents.dk/http://www.cbsstudents.dk/
It is important to support science when it is attacked on a frivolous basis.
BioNyt Videnskabens Verdenhttp://bionyt.dk/http://bionyt.dk/
It seems more important than ever that scientists stand together.
Mette Nyegaard Genomics, Biomedicine, Aarhus University
I support the March for Science!
Mette Reissmann Parlamentarian
Science is the tool of choice when you have to navigate in the increasingly complex World.
Brian Rafn HjelvangLæge
I support the March for Science!
Per Gysting
The alternative to scientific and evidence based knowledge and decision making are lies and corruption and must therefore always be opposed.
Jens Krabbe
I support the March for Science!
Morten Andersen Linnet Forskningspolitik
Science is the antidote to the post-factual society.
Lýsa Westberg Gæsteforsker, Institut for Kommunikation, Aalborg Universitet
Science as the basis for political decisions!
Københavns Universitet Prorector
Science is the foundation for us to continue delivering more and better treatments to the citizens, to the patients. Without the science and the curiosity of getting more skilled and smarter, we can not continue to deliver high quality, high-quality treatment for present and future generations.
Yngre Lægerhttps://www.laeger.dk/yngre-laegerhttps://www.laeger.dk/yngre-laeger
I support the March for Science!
Rikke Helena Lütge
I support the March for Science!
Mujtaba Hassan
The Alternative supports because nobody knows the future – therefore research and curiosity are absolutely crucial to answer the questions that we did not know we needed answers to.
The Alternativehttp://en.alternativet.dk/http://en.alternativet.dk/
I support the March for Science!
Juan Pablo AlmeidaPhD student
To fight “alternative facts”
Christian Strachacand.mag.
I support the March for Science!
John Campbell Professor of Sociology
I support the March for Science!
Lise-Lotte HolmgreenLektor, Aalborg Universitet
Only through knowledge can we make our future secure and secure our future as human beings.
Polyteknisk Forening http://www.pf.dk/http://www.pf.dk/
Free research!
Carina Ren Lektor, AAU
To defend a scientific-based approach to the world.
Ole Dybkjær Hounsgaard
Scientific studies based on transparency and peer-review should continue to be the pillars on which we base our society and decisions.
Julie SheardPhD student, Center for Macroecology, Evolution and Climate
The Danish Council for Resuscitation works for education and public education based on the best available evidence in the field in collaboration with, among others, the European Council for Resuscitation.
Danish Council for Resuscitationhttp://genoplivning.dk/http://genoplivning.dk/
In solidarity with universities and colleagues who are subjected to political censorship and oppression of research results.
Birte Siim Professor
Concern especially for future generations.
Lasse Mønster cand. merc. TAP-ansat i AU Uddannelse fællesadm.
I support the March for Science!
Anne Ohm Miljøøkonom
I support the March for Science!
Hördur Hreinsson
I support the March for Science!
Claus Heegaard Poulsen
I support the March for Science!
Anja Thoe FuglsangAssociate professor, KU
Science sparks perspective.
Jørgen Wadum Centre for Art Technological Studies and Conservation - CATS ar SMK
I support the March for Science!
Bruno Jerup Forskningsordfører Enhedslisten
I support the March for Science!
Mikkel KlarskovScience teacher
I support the March for Science!
Vitaly KomnatnyyPhD in Chemical Biology
Too few people appreciate that the fantastic advances that we benefit from in our daily lives( ( in medicine, communication, travel, etc..) originate with concrete scientific advances based on facts, not traditional unsubstantiated beliefs. Future progress must rely on open assessment of facts and conclusions based thereon.
Jens Jørgen GaardhøjeProfessor, Univiversity of Copenhagen
Facts are the base for mankind’s existence.
Bo Wennergren Chairman, FoU, Pharma
Science gives us many opportunities, but it is important that science is free not dependent on economic interest, and that it is still possible to deal with basic research.
Ellen Juul Mogensen Cand. Pay. Specialist i neuropsykologi
Because finding out how things work is essential to survival. Also for creating a peaceful, harmonious and safe future for our children and grand children. As Carl Sagan once pointed out: “Imagination will often take us to worlds that never were. Without it, we go nowhere.”
Jordi Steen Forteza Bus Driver & Regional Coordinator for the UN International Asteroid Day in Denmark
It’s important.
Erik
Of course we support March for Science. It’s an absolute no-brainer!
Laila Pawlak CEO, SingularityU Denmark http://www.singularityudenmark.org/ – http://www.singularityudenmark.org/
Because facts are not up for debate.
Carsten Lunde Petersen Roskilde Universitet
Science needs to be protected from stupidity
William Weber Engineer
I support the March for Science!
Carsten DaugbjergProfessor, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen,,
We have entered the age of the uninformed opinion.
Helle Christiansen Senior Scientist Molecular Biology & Robotics at Roche
I support the March for Science!
Helle Ekkert Sabra
Oplysning er den vigtigte vide hvis vi skal bestå her på jord knold vi er på, så uddandelse og grund forskning er ALT!!
Jan Green Larsen IT Konsulent
I support the March for Science!
Thomas Jønsson Associate professor
I support the March for Science!
GudrunPh.D student
Knowledge is the foundation of our society
Ann ChristiansenCand.Phil. I nordisk sprog og litteratur
We need another age of enlightenment
Mogens Fosgerau Professor in economics, DTU
March for Science is a must do.
Ole Asbjørn Birch Professor in economics, DTU
Because knowledge – and love – are the foundations of life and should be the foundations of both the local and the international community,
Steen
It is important and politicians underestimate the importance of basic science
Lotte PedersenAssociate Professor, Cell Biology
We need to develop our world in a positive direction, based on facts not populism and fear.
Bente PedersenTeacher
Our future must be based on facts, not on opinions. Science provides facts. Let’s do more science to make this world a better place.
Christoph QuitmannDirector, MAX IV Laboratory, Lund University
Science is our future.
Jens Degett Chair of Danish Science Journalists
To help counteract relativistic and transfactual views
Torben ThraneProfessor (rtd) Aarhus University
Not because science is a sure platform, but because science is our most important survival kit in the wilderness of reality by people and natural forces.
Bo Holm Jacobsen Lektor i Geoscience, Aarhus Universitet
Science is the best method we have to teach us more about the world and ourselves.
H. Larsén Folkeskoleelev 6. i Roskilde
Pursuing true science is the way to true freedom. Faith will not do.
Xiaoli Guo LarsénSenior Scientist from DTU
How can you not be interested in how nature works?
Ib Christensen Senior Scientist from DTU
I support the March for Science!
Mikkel Gath Bjerge
Our society is based on science. Without science no growth in welfare. Therefore, I support the march.
Robert Feidenhansl Director European XFEL
I support the march.
Bo PoulsenLektor i miljøhistorie, Aalborg
No to state and corporate control of knowledge production
Hervé CorvellecProfessor of management
Good idea.
Søren Christensen biologi, professor
Communication (spin) is abused too often and in the political system there is often a great lack of knowledge and interest in decision making.
Pernille Risager Bendixen Ekstern lektor
I support because I believe in my life being better when there is an explanation of everything around me
Ole Kramer Citizen of the planet
Our modern society builds on science.
Kenneth Karlsson Senior Scientist and head of research group DTU
HVORFOR MARCHERER DU?
Finding out stuff is an essential part of being human.
Anja C. AndersenAstrophysics - University of Copenhagenhttp://www.dark-cosmology.dk/~anja – http://www.dark-cosmology.dk/~anja
I believe the basic sciences are the key for true competitiveness of Denmark, much more than innovation.
Francisco PereiraeProfessor, Intelligent Transport Systems, DTU
Vi støttter March for Science, fordi vi tror på videnskabens betydning for løsningen af samfundets problemer og er bekymrede for tendenserne til øget politisk styring af universiteterne og indgreb i forskningsfriheden.
Association of Professors at DTUhttp://www.profforening.dtu.dk/http://www.profforening.dtu.dk/
Fordi jer tror på science uden politisk dagordner.
Torben Krogh MikkelsenDTU Wind Energyhttp://www.vindenergi.dtu.dk/english – http://www.vindenergi.dtu.dk/english
Decisions must be based on facts. Alternative facts are lies. The scientific method tells us how to decide which is which, and this must be respected and promoted from the top to the bottom of society if there is any hope for humanity.
Harry B. BinghamProfessor of Marine Hydrodynamics, DTU
Vi støtter March for Science, fordi der er brug for international bevågenhed omkring, at videnskaben er til samfundets bedste. Marchen er en mulighed for at markere, at videnskaben har en vigtig funktion i en tid hvor lande isolerer sig og konflikterne breder sig. Her er der brug for uafhængige videnskabsfolk, der taler med hinanden på tværs af ”politiske grøfter”.
Svend ChristensenInstitutleder, Institut for Plante- og Miljøvidenskab http://plen.ku.dk/english/ – http://plen.ku.dk/english/
For centuries scientific truth through observation and rigorous study has prevailed in the face of ignorance and superstition. This trajectory must not stop now. @DeProgressiveDK
De ProgressiveA New Political party in Denmarkhttps://www.deprogressive.dk/ – https://www.deprogressive.dk/
Den skræmmende tendens til at folk tror på kloge koner, ammestuesnak mm fremfor videnskabelige resultater og evidens. Især problemet med manglende tilslutning til vaccinationsprogrammer bekymrer mig. Det er en af de største lægevidenskabelige opdagelser inden for de sidste par hundrede år.
Karen Bundgaard Andersen
Som videnskabens medie i Danmark støtter vi naturligvis en bevægelse, som insisterer på, at viden og facts – og ikke antagelser og fordomme – skal være de grundpiller, vi bygger vores samfund på.
Dansk Filosofisk Selskab har som formål at styrke filosofien i Danmark, især som den praktiseres med udgangspunkt i højere uddannelses- og forskningsinstitutioner. En march, der sætter viden og videnskabelighed i højsædet, er derfor et meget velkomment initiativ, ikke mindst i en tid, hvor alternative sandheder og post-faktualitet er blevet en del af den politiske virkelighed. For at kunne forholde sig skeptisk, må man hylde idealet om sandhed, og det er filosofiens udgangspunkt, ligesom det er videnskabens.
Dansk Filosofisk Selskabhttp://filosofiskselskab.dk/cms/http://filosofiskselskab.dk/cms/
Because knowledge is the foundation of society.
Julia Hunt Formand for privatsektoren i DM og Chefkonsulent, Ingerfair
I find that science is important.
Rikke Næraa
Decisions should be based on solid facts.
Professor Adam LindgreenLeder af Institut for Afsætningsøkonomi, Copenhagen Business School
Forbrugerrådet Tænk arbejder for at alle forbrugere kan træffe et trygt valg. Det kan vi kun gøre på et oplyst grundlag, skaffet gennem den bedst mulige dokumentation og viden på et videnskabeligt grundlag.
Forbrugerrådet Tænkhttps://taenk.dk/https://taenk.dk/
I support the march, hoping it will raise awareness that science has important messages we can not afford to ignore.
Jesper Hauge CTO
To support a scientific-evidence-based world view.
Mikkel Fog JacobsenSpecialist, Lundbeck A/S
Tænketanken Frej arbejder for at forene og nuancere den danske fødevaredebat. Dette sker gennem dialog og mødet mellem menneskersker. Vi ønsker ikke at fortsætte den nuværende generations krig om fakta. Vi insisterer i stedet på en fælles virkelig gennem dialog og mødet mellem hinanden og videnskaben. Derfor bakker vi op om March for Science.
Iben Krog Rasmussen Medstifter og debatansvarlig af tænketanken Frej
Because knowledge is the foundation of our democracy and society.
Karin Askjærsocialrådgiver, MPP
I support the March for Science!
Charlotte Mühlmann Dansk Forskningsinstitut for Selvmordsforebyggelse, Phd. studerende
Because we would like to support children and young people in exploring, understanding and changing the world with science.
A defense of evidence-based thinking and the scientific method has never been more important.
Jan Jepsenwww.klimakaos.comwww.klimakaos.com
I support the March for Science!
Torben Heick JensenProfessor Aarhus University
I support the March for Science!
Djuke VeldhuisResearcher, Aarhus University
I support the March for Science!
Mikkel Jerger
We can’t know what it means to be human without exploring ourselves and the world we live in. This endeavor is called science.
Brian Thorsbro PhD Student, Astrophysics, Lund University
Selskabet for Naturlærens Udbredelse, stiftet af H.C. Ørsted i 1824, så offentligheden kunne komme og høre om de nyeste landvindinger inden for naturvidenskabe fag og deres betydning for erhvervslivet, støtter selvfølgelig marchen.
Selskabet for Naturlærens Udbredelsehttp://www.naturvidenskab.net/http://www.naturvidenskab.net/
Jeg støtter March for Science fordi jeg er bekymret og oprørt over den stigning i usikkerhed om hvorvidt man kan stole på fagfolk, som synes at findes generelt i befolkninger og blandt beslutningstagere, verden over.
Phillip Vorting Randsø Nyuddannet biolog fra KU
Et retssamfund må basere sine valg på et gennemsigtigt og regulært grundlag. Dette grundlag hviler på god forskning.
Gunnar Nordestgaard Folkesocialist og arbejder i Sf’s Udvalg for økonomi og omfordeling
Knowledge and insight are the foundation of a civilized society. We must do what we can to base our actions on the best available knowledge!
Bo Møhl Professor, Faculty of Humanities at Aalborg Universityhttp://www.en.hum.aau.dk/ – http://www.en.hum.aau.dk/
Science is our the symbol of human curiosity, interaction with other humans and the basis for understanding life and death – all disciplines are part of an enormous undertaking aiming at creating the societies we live in.
Christoffer Johansen Professor, Oncology Clinic, Rigshospitalet & Danish Cancer Society Research Centre http://www.cancer.dk/om-os/the-danish-cancer-society/ – http://www.cancer.dk/om-os/the-danish-cancer-society/
Political development over the decades clearly shows the lack of transparency in the relationship between money, special interests, politics and science. The contra-factual propensities can be seen in all wavelengths of the political spectrum. Politicians seduce the public by undermining the experts, making use of emotional words like ‘expertism’ and ‘value struggle.’ Science and politics are inseparable. Our political discussions should not deal with what the facts are (we have the scientific consensus), but about how we use the knowledge we have to make the best decisions for our society.
Samir Ben Chaabane
I support the March for Science!
Lisa VilladsenLektor i Retorik, Det Humanistiske Fakultet, Københavns Universitet
Science or chaos.
Bo Villumsen PhD studerende
March for Science focuses on an important agenda for the whole community – including high-school education.
Gymnasieskolernes Lærerforeninghttp://www.gl.org/http://www.gl.org/
I am a scientist.
Bent Selchau
Because our science in recent years has suffered from unreasonable attacks. We have forgotten all the value that science contributes to the Danish society.
Syddanske Studerende http://syddanskestuderende.dk/http://syddanskestuderende.dk/
It’s about time to stand up and require that politics must be science based.
Esben Agerbo Professor
I support the March for Science!
Desire Gandia Fernandez
I support the March for Science!
Anja Thoe Fuglsang
I support the March for Science!
Jacob Hassing
Because education and research is a vital part of any society and must always be prioritized.
CBS Students http://www.cbsstudents.dk/http://www.cbsstudents.dk/
It is important to support science when it is attacked on a frivolous basis.
BioNyt Videnskabens Verdenhttp://bionyt.dk/http://bionyt.dk/
It seems more important than ever that scientists stand together.
Mette Nyegaard Genomics, Biomedicine, Aarhus University
I support the March for Science!
Mette Reissmann Parlamentarian
Science is the tool of choice when you have to navigate in the increasingly complex World.
Brian Rafn HjelvangLæge
I support the March for Science!
Per Gysting
The alternative to scientific and evidence based knowledge and decision making are lies and corruption and must therefore always be opposed.
Jens Krabbe
I support the March for Science!
Morten Andersen Linnet Forskningspolitik
Science is the antidote to the post-factual society.
Lýsa Westberg Gæsteforsker, Institut for Kommunikation, Aalborg Universitet
Science as the basis for political decisions!
Københavns Universitet Prorector
Science is the foundation for us to continue delivering more and better treatments to the citizens, to the patients. Without the science and the curiosity of getting more skilled and smarter, we can not continue to deliver high quality, high-quality treatment for present and future generations.
Yngre Lægerhttps://www.laeger.dk/yngre-laegerhttps://www.laeger.dk/yngre-laeger
I support the March for Science!
Rikke Helena Lütge
I support the March for Science!
Mujtaba Hassan
The Alternative supports because nobody knows the future – therefore research and curiosity are absolutely crucial to answer the questions that we did not know we needed answers to.
The Alternativehttp://en.alternativet.dk/http://en.alternativet.dk/
I support the March for Science!
Juan Pablo AlmeidaPhD student
To fight “alternative facts”
Christian Strachacand.mag.
I support the March for Science!
John Campbell Professor of Sociology
I support the March for Science!
Lise-Lotte HolmgreenLektor, Aalborg Universitet
Only through knowledge can we make our future secure and secure our future as human beings.
Polyteknisk Forening http://www.pf.dk/http://www.pf.dk/
Free research!
Carina Ren Lektor, AAU
To defend a scientific-based approach to the world.
Ole Dybkjær Hounsgaard
Scientific studies based on transparency and peer-review should continue to be the pillars on which we base our society and decisions.
Julie SheardPhD student, Center for Macroecology, Evolution and Climate
The Danish Council for Resuscitation works for education and public education based on the best available evidence in the field in collaboration with, among others, the European Council for Resuscitation.
Danish Council for Resuscitationhttp://genoplivning.dk/http://genoplivning.dk/
In solidarity with universities and colleagues who are subjected to political censorship and oppression of research results.
Birte Siim Professor
Concern especially for future generations.
Lasse Mønster cand. merc. TAP-ansat i AU Uddannelse fællesadm.
I support the March for Science!
Anne Ohm Miljøøkonom
I support the March for Science!
Hördur Hreinsson
I support the March for Science!
Claus Heegaard Poulsen
I support the March for Science!
Anja Thoe FuglsangAssociate professor, KU
Science sparks perspective.
Jørgen Wadum Centre for Art Technological Studies and Conservation - CATS ar SMK
I support the March for Science!
Bruno Jerup Forskningsordfører Enhedslisten
I support the March for Science!
Mikkel KlarskovScience teacher
I support the March for Science!
Vitaly KomnatnyyPhD in Chemical Biology
Too few people appreciate that the fantastic advances that we benefit from in our daily lives( ( in medicine, communication, travel, etc..) originate with concrete scientific advances based on facts, not traditional unsubstantiated beliefs. Future progress must rely on open assessment of facts and conclusions based thereon.
Jens Jørgen GaardhøjeProfessor, Univiversity of Copenhagen
Facts are the base for mankind’s existence.
Bo Wennergren Chairman, FoU, Pharma
Science gives us many opportunities, but it is important that science is free not dependent on economic interest, and that it is still possible to deal with basic research.
Ellen Juul Mogensen Cand. Pay. Specialist i neuropsykologi
Because finding out how things work is essential to survival. Also for creating a peaceful, harmonious and safe future for our children and grand children. As Carl Sagan once pointed out: “Imagination will often take us to worlds that never were. Without it, we go nowhere.”
Jordi Steen Forteza Bus Driver & Regional Coordinator for the UN International Asteroid Day in Denmark
It’s important.
Erik
Of course we support March for Science. It’s an absolute no-brainer!
Laila Pawlak CEO, SingularityU Denmark http://www.singularityudenmark.org/ – http://www.singularityudenmark.org/
Because facts are not up for debate.
Carsten Lunde Petersen Roskilde Universitet
Science needs to be protected from stupidity
William Weber Engineer
I support the March for Science!
Carsten DaugbjergProfessor, Department of Food and Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen,,
We have entered the age of the uninformed opinion.
Helle Christiansen Senior Scientist Molecular Biology & Robotics at Roche
I support the March for Science!
Helle Ekkert Sabra
Oplysning er den vigtigte vide hvis vi skal bestå her på jord knold vi er på, så uddandelse og grund forskning er ALT!!
Jan Green Larsen IT Konsulent
I support the March for Science!
Thomas Jønsson Associate professor
I support the March for Science!
GudrunPh.D student
Knowledge is the foundation of our society
Ann ChristiansenCand.Phil. I nordisk sprog og litteratur
We need another age of enlightenment
Mogens Fosgerau Professor in economics, DTU
March for Science is a must do.
Ole Asbjørn Birch Professor in economics, DTU
Because knowledge – and love – are the foundations of life and should be the foundations of both the local and the international community,
Steen
It is important and politicians underestimate the importance of basic science
Lotte PedersenAssociate Professor, Cell Biology
We need to develop our world in a positive direction, based on facts not populism and fear.
Bente PedersenTeacher
Our future must be based on facts, not on opinions. Science provides facts. Let’s do more science to make this world a better place.
Christoph QuitmannDirector, MAX IV Laboratory, Lund University
Science is our future.
Jens Degett Chair of Danish Science Journalists
To help counteract relativistic and transfactual views
Torben ThraneProfessor (rtd) Aarhus University
Not because science is a sure platform, but because science is our most important survival kit in the wilderness of reality by people and natural forces.
Bo Holm Jacobsen Lektor i Geoscience, Aarhus Universitet
Science is the best method we have to teach us more about the world and ourselves.
H. Larsén Folkeskoleelev 6. i Roskilde
Pursuing true science is the way to true freedom. Faith will not do.
Xiaoli Guo LarsénSenior Scientist from DTU
How can you not be interested in how nature works?
Ib Christensen Senior Scientist from DTU
I support the March for Science!
Mikkel Gath Bjerge
Our society is based on science. Without science no growth in welfare. Therefore, I support the march.
Robert Feidenhansl Director European XFEL
I support the march.
Bo PoulsenLektor i miljøhistorie, Aalborg
No to state and corporate control of knowledge production
Hervé CorvellecProfessor of management
Good idea.
Søren Christensen biologi, professor
Communication (spin) is abused too often and in the political system there is often a great lack of knowledge and interest in decision making.
Pernille Risager Bendixen Ekstern lektor
I support because I believe in my life being better when there is an explanation of everything around me
Ole Kramer Citizen of the planet
Our modern society builds on science.
Kenneth Karlsson Senior Scientist and head of research group DTU
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