21. Apr 2021

Putting Citizens at the Centre of Research and Innovation

To meet societal challenges and secure a sustainable and resilient future, large scale innovation and a drive for improvement are needed. Public participation offers important benefits when developing new solutions. Preliminary results from PRO-Ethics emphasises the need for a common ethical foundation when involving citizens and stakeholders in innovation processes.

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Tags: citizen science, ethics, research and innovation policy, research cooperation, responsible research, RRI