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October 2021
GRACE Final Webinars: Implementing RRI in Research Organisations
For almost three years, GRACE project partners have worked towards implementing fundamental institutional change in 6 research performing and funding organisations. With an intense mutual learning programme and a co-creation environment, six expert partners have supported six other partners in developing a set of specific RRI-orientated Grounding Actions in their organisation. These actions have provided a basis for developing tailored 8-year RRI Roadmaps within these institutions to ensure their sustainability and full implementation over the long-term. As the project comes…
Find out more »Webinar: At the start of an RRI project: main considerations to take into account
Transmission of knowledge and lessons from finishing to starting RRI project – what is the ‘new status quo’? what elements of knowledge would starting projects benefit from coming from finishing projects? what elements of transition or ‘things to be carried forward’ by starting projects? This event is part of the eight final webinars the GRACE project is holding every Tuesday from 26 October to 14 December, where project partners and external experts share their findings and provide useful knowledge to…
Find out more »SAS Conference 2021: Trust in Science
Interested scientists, philosophers, sociologists, historians, mathematicians, and journalists can submit contributions on the following topics (non-exclusive): The epistemology of trust in science (e.g. increasing trust through replication, RCTs, etc.) Scientist trusting scientist Benchmarks, measures, criteria for trustworthy science? Principles, guidelines, best practices as attempts to make science trustworthy The public trusting scientists/science (communicating scientific results) Role of publishing raw research data for creating trust Images of science and scientists in public The role of trust for science in an open…
Find out more »November 2021
Co-Change Youth Forum on Citizen Engagement
We want to invite researchers under 30 to an event within the EU-funded RRI project Co-Change. At the youth forum, young researchers discuss and develop citizen engagement measures. Co-Change is a project that puts ethical and responsible research into practice. As such, the project works with Co-Change Labs in order to boost transformative capacities in research performing and funding organizations. It implies that societal actors (researchers, citizens, policymakers, experts from businesses and third-sector organisations) work together during the whole research…
Find out more »Science&You 2021
Science&You aims at mixing research and practice in science communication, popularization and engagement, and is the place to share innovative and ground-breaking topics, exchange best practices and lessons learned, and why not invent new ideas and create new partnerships. The theme of the 2021 Conference is "Science Communication: Take a Step Back to Move Forward". Proposals from all perspectives are welcome. Whether you are a researcher in science communication, a researcher or professional of any field willing to share your…
Find out more »GE ACADEMY Final event
Horizon Europe sets gender equality as a cross-cutting principle and aims to eliminate gender inequality and intersecting socioeconomic inequalities throughout research and innovation (R&I) systems, including by addressing unconscious bias and systemic structural barriers. GE ACADEMY throughout the past three years has worked extensively with the main goal to fight gender inequalities in the R&I ecosystem. Through this final online event, we aim at presenting our project results as well as promoting our business model after the project’s lifetime for…
Find out more »ACTION: The future of citizens science: sharing experience from the European community: register now to the conference!
The future of citizen science: sharing experiences from the European community will be a gathering of the global citizen science community full of exciting talks, sharing of experiences, stimulating debates and informal networking moments. You will hear from a great variety of speakers, be able to share your ideas and meet like-minded individuals. The event will take place online on the 24th and 25th of November. Don’t miss the agenda and register to the conference. The event is organized by ACTION and EU.citizens science.
Find out more »Gender Conference: Culture eats (a gender equality) strategy for breakfast? – Structure eats (a gender-sensitive) culture for lunch?
We are located at three or four different institutes, namely Fraunhofer IFAM in Bremen (Madlen Baumert, Janne Haack), the Institute of Sociology (Andrea Wolffram, Jennifer Dahmen-Adkins) and the Rectorate Staff Unit Integration Team - Human Resources, Gender and Diversity Management (Ralitsa Petrova-Stoyanov, Nathalie Wolf, Ramona Liedtke) at RWTH Aachen University, and the Central Gender Equality Office of the Max Planck Society in Munich (Corinna Pusch). Together, we collaborate in the three EU projects currently working on gender equality and gender equity at RWTH Aachen University: CHANGE, LeTSGEPs and SPEAR. These sister projects…
Find out more »December 2021
OECD: Technology in and for society
This conference seeks to develop a policy agenda to pair the transformative potential of emerging technology with the necessity of good governance: how can we innovate both more and well, i.e. within inclusive processes, with values at the centre, and with lasting positive impact. The multi-stakeholder meeting aims to explore values, design principles, and a possible practical agenda for leveraging good governance for critical sociotechnical transformations.
Find out more »Translations of Research Integrity – Challenges in working on and with integrity
The project team of the Practicing Integrity project and the DUN Special Interest Group on Higher Education Policy and Practice would like to invite you to a free seminar on Translations of Research Integrity. The theme of the seminar is how research institutions work with constructing and maintaining institutional cultures of integrity in higher education. The development in Denmark – as well as many other countries across the world has been to develop policies and guidelines, both on supranational, national…
Find out more »| This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation Programme under Grant Agreement No 872360. |
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