Responsibility is currently an important issue in scientific research and technology development. This paper discusses the rise of responsibility from the perspective of science-society relationships. The first section shortly illustrates the significance of responsibility in two emerging technological fields and in EU science policy. The second section examines the notion of responsibility. The third part explores the changing features of sciencesociety relationships and the consequent transformations of responsibility in science and technology. Drawing on this analysis, the paper argues that responsibility can be better conceived as a changing element in the science and technology landscape rather than a new one
The responsibility of science is the starting point for intensive discussions. But who is responsibl...
This doctoral thesis investigates the concept of responsibility in the setting of industrial researc...
The Collingridge dilemma-the problem of reacting to emerging technology either "too early" or "too l...
Responsibility is currently an important issue in scientific research and technology development. Th...
The present volume elucidates the scope of responsibility in science and technology governance by wa...
This open access book provides an overview of issues of scientific responsibility. The volume compri...
In this essay, I will examine how technological progress affects the responsibilities of human agent...
The paper addresses the evolution of the issue of responsibility in the context of current societal ...
In our days, responsibility has become the most problematic aspect of almost all human actions, incl...
Responsibility is a concept increasingly used to refer to the ethical aspect of doing research and i...
The book disentangles the complex meanings of responsibility in nanotechnology development by focusi...
The concept of “Responsible Research and Innovation” (RRI) is analyzed in the framework of Technolog...
Issues of integrity and responsibility in science generate headlines, but rarely are they connected ...
This chapter provides an introduction to the issue of responsibility in nanotechnology development. ...
The introduction of new technologies can be accompanied by risks and unforeseen side-effects, often ...
The responsibility of science is the starting point for intensive discussions. But who is responsibl...
This doctoral thesis investigates the concept of responsibility in the setting of industrial researc...
The Collingridge dilemma-the problem of reacting to emerging technology either "too early" or "too l...
Responsibility is currently an important issue in scientific research and technology development. Th...
The present volume elucidates the scope of responsibility in science and technology governance by wa...
This open access book provides an overview of issues of scientific responsibility. The volume compri...
In this essay, I will examine how technological progress affects the responsibilities of human agent...
The paper addresses the evolution of the issue of responsibility in the context of current societal ...
In our days, responsibility has become the most problematic aspect of almost all human actions, incl...
Responsibility is a concept increasingly used to refer to the ethical aspect of doing research and i...
The book disentangles the complex meanings of responsibility in nanotechnology development by focusi...
The concept of “Responsible Research and Innovation” (RRI) is analyzed in the framework of Technolog...
Issues of integrity and responsibility in science generate headlines, but rarely are they connected ...
This chapter provides an introduction to the issue of responsibility in nanotechnology development. ...
The introduction of new technologies can be accompanied by risks and unforeseen side-effects, often ...
The responsibility of science is the starting point for intensive discussions. But who is responsibl...
This doctoral thesis investigates the concept of responsibility in the setting of industrial researc...
The Collingridge dilemma-the problem of reacting to emerging technology either "too early" or "too l...