Date: 4 & 5 March 2020 Venue: Tromso, Norway Description The aim of this final Social Lab Workshop was to provide the participants with an opportunity to foster networking, knowledge and experience exchange related to pilot actions, reflect and evaluate pilot actions, and develop implementation plans, as well as extract lessons learned for future implementation Read more about Social Lab 2 – Workshop 3[…]
Date: 24 & 24 January 2020 Venue: Vienna, Austria Participants This workshop brought together fourteen participants from several European countries such as Sweden, UK, Italy, Spain, Israel, Belgium and Austria. They represented various stakeholder groups including academia, funding institutions, independent experts and facilitators. Descriptions In the third and final workshop of the European Union’s Horizon2020 Read more about Social Lab 1 – Workshop 3[…]
Date: 10 December 2019 Venue: Danish Technical University, Lyngby, Denmark Participants Vincent Maklawe Essonana-we Edjabou, Technical University of Denmark Kostyantyn Pivnenko, Technical University of Denmark Ines Vaittinen, ENoLL – European Network Description The final workshop of Social Lab 18 was successfull as participants presented their Pilot Actions, did a reflection exercise on public engagement and Read more about Social Lab 18 – Workshop 3[…]
Date: 8 & 9 January 2020 Venue: Aarhus, Denmark Participants The final workshop consisted of participants including the social lab manager, facilitator, and assistant.Participants came from European countries such as Italy, Poland, Spain, Germany and Finland; they represented academic institutions, EU institutions and government bodies. List of participants Silvia Giuliani The National Research Council of Read more about Social Lab 16 – Workshop 3[…]
The second review meeting at European Commission DG Research & Innovation in Brussels was a profound success.
Our greatest achievement was to prove the EC that the money spent on this project is a solid investment.
The 3rd workshop of SL13 was a success as the team successfully arranged an open day in order to reach more participantsl. The state of RRI in Ukraine was discussed as well as the relation between various developing security technologies and RRI.
Research infrastructures, such as electronic databases, mega-telescopes and other large scale research equipments do not operate in a societal vacuum. Embedded within society their implementation and use also needs to reflect their societal implications.
Whilst research on secure, clean and efficient energy effects everyone, current and future generations all over the globe, society does currently not have a role in most of the research activities that are done in this realm going beyond the role of a mere end-user.
A series of three workshops was developed by SL Energy team on these issues.
NewHoRRIzon invites you to submit an abstract for the session ‘Opening up science through public engagement’ at the Eu-SPRI conference in Utrecht, The Netherlands, 3-5 June 2020.
Dates: 4 November 2019 Place: Wageningen, the Netherlands Description RRI is a European framework in the research and innovation domain that tries to be sensitive and reflexive about societal needs and demands towards innovators and researchers, their work, and their outputs. Our work focused on engaging in discourses with key industry players, civil society organisations Read more about Social Lab 5 – Workshop 2[…]
