Throughout the year of 2020, the PRO-Ethics project has enabled the research funding organisations (RFOs) in its consortium to reflect on their so-named Pilot I cases and showcase some of their prior experiences in working with participatory approaches in RFO activities. For this process, four hosting RFOs (FFG, VDI/VDE-IT, RCN and Innoviris) have partnered with four supporting RFOs (CDTI, TAČR, RCL, UEFISCDI) who contributed to a reflection and analysis process with their external and new perspectives. In this first phase of the project the RFOs reflected on their already existing participation processes with different means and from different perspectives, resulting in a diversity of insights. The present report provides insights into th...
Abstract Background Countries are increasingly devoting significant resources to creating or strengt...
While research and innovation collaborations between NGOs and academic organisations can create cons...
The project activities are not likely to raise ethics issues, as indicated in the Annex I of the Gra...
The present deliverable is the main output of Task 5.1, which entails the development of a Monitorin...
Effective stakeholder engagement is essential if PRO-Ethics is to have lasting, sustainable impact. ...
The following framework supports the ethical preparation, implementation, and evaluation of particip...
Aiming at designing a comprehensive approach to ethics and participation, this study encompasses gen...
This Deliverable reports the final Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) actions carried out durin...
PRO-Ethics’ overall objective is to create a comprehensive, co-developed, tested, and widely consult...
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation pro...
This Deliverable reports the final Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) actions carried out durin...
Background: We assessed the ethics review of proposals selected for funding under the Marie Skłodows...
ACCEPT extends to multiple different geographical and social contexts around Europe, including 4 cou...
In all EU Horizon projects, ethics and ethical compliance is an integral part of research. The ethic...
${\bf Objective:}$ Frustration continues to be directed at delays in gaining approvals for undertaki...
Abstract Background Countries are increasingly devoting significant resources to creating or strengt...
While research and innovation collaborations between NGOs and academic organisations can create cons...
The project activities are not likely to raise ethics issues, as indicated in the Annex I of the Gra...
The present deliverable is the main output of Task 5.1, which entails the development of a Monitorin...
Effective stakeholder engagement is essential if PRO-Ethics is to have lasting, sustainable impact. ...
The following framework supports the ethical preparation, implementation, and evaluation of particip...
Aiming at designing a comprehensive approach to ethics and participation, this study encompasses gen...
This Deliverable reports the final Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) actions carried out durin...
PRO-Ethics’ overall objective is to create a comprehensive, co-developed, tested, and widely consult...
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation pro...
This Deliverable reports the final Responsible Research & Innovation (RRI) actions carried out durin...
Background: We assessed the ethics review of proposals selected for funding under the Marie Skłodows...
ACCEPT extends to multiple different geographical and social contexts around Europe, including 4 cou...
In all EU Horizon projects, ethics and ethical compliance is an integral part of research. The ethic...
${\bf Objective:}$ Frustration continues to be directed at delays in gaining approvals for undertaki...
Abstract Background Countries are increasingly devoting significant resources to creating or strengt...
While research and innovation collaborations between NGOs and academic organisations can create cons...
The project activities are not likely to raise ethics issues, as indicated in the Annex I of the Gra...