The Ecsite team created for the RRI Tools toolkit a dice that gives the oportunity to provoke conversations, reflections and create scenarios, especially thought for RRI Trainings or RRI meetings.
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We invite empirical and methodological contributions focusing on the adoption of one or more pillars of RRI perspective to contribute to the definition of guidelines for the application of RRI in innovation ecosystems that include citizens and the territory. The adoption of RRI principles can significantly enhance the explanation of dynamic phenomena such as organizational capabilities and routines, strategic behaviour, entrepreneurship, organizational learning, and innovation.
List of topics:
The way forward: key messages from round tables
Closing remarks by Ignasi López at the Conference “Responsible Research and Innovation in the Health Industry” held at the EESC premises, in Brussels, on 18 and 19 May 2017.
I would like to thank all speakers and the moderator. This Conference is a joint initiative of the ELSI Board of the EIT Health and the Final Conference of the Responsible Industry project, together with the European Commission, the EESC and the “la Caixa" Foundation, who I do represent. I would like to thank them all.
I was asked to wrap up. And it is an honor to do so.
1st day: May 18th – some key messages:
And a headline from EESC: “RRI - or however we call it - seems to be mature enough to embed it in the biggest R&I funding programme in the world: FP9”
In the 1st round table we saw amazing experiences of citizen engagement in different fields of R&I in the health sector: engagement of patients in the editorial process, as end users of innovation, as innovators… Through living labs, maker spaces, citizen science, biolabs, science museums, in industry (big corporates, SMEs and entrepreneurs...)
The PhD candidate will be part of the research programme Transnational Configurations, Conflicts and Governance at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences – Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research
Project description
This PhD project involves the design and implementation of a comparative narrative evaluation of a series of Social Labs that seek to align research and innovation with societal values, needs and expectations. The project is embedded in a EU (Horizon 2020) funded program to stimulate the use and acceptance of Responsible Research and Innovation. The comparative assessment and evaluation will be based on reflective conversations with a wide range of actors involved in the Social Labs across Europe, and is, in addition to a PhD thesis, to result in a Guidebook to convey the resulting narratives in order to inform and inspire emergent RRI practices.
Tasks:
The successful candidate will be expected to have a high level of competence and motivation to undertake the following tasks...............
Responsible Research and Innovation calls for innovation that integrates societal concerns in all the phases of R&I, from the design of the research agendas to the commercialization of research outcomes. The idea of RRI is that anticipating the social needs and concerns of novel technologies by integrating wider society will facilitate better innovation.
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology, the European Economic and Social Committee and the EU project Responsible-Industry organize the conference “Responsible Research and Innovation in the Health Industry” to be held at the EESC premises, in Brussels, on 18 and 19 May 2017.
The conference will discuss how RRI can help to boost innovation in biomedicine and health with a special focus on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). It will ask how social values and needs can be “integrated from scratch” and which drivers and obstacles RRI encounters when implemented in companies.
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The Ecsite team created for the RRI Tools toolkit a dice that gives the oportunity to provoke conversations, reflections and create scenarios, especially thought for RRI Trainings or RRI meetings.
...
We invite empirical and methodological contributions focusing on the adoption of one or more pillars of RRI perspective to contribute to the definition of guidelines for the application of RRI in innovation ecosystems that include citizens and the territory. The adoption of RRI principles can significantly enhance the explanation of dynamic phenomena such as organizational capabilities and routines, strategic behaviour, entrepreneurship, organizational learning, and innovation.
List of topics:
The way forward: key messages from round tables
Closing remarks by Ignasi López at the Conference “Responsible Research and Innovation in the Health Industry” held at the EESC premises, in Brussels, on 18 and 19 May 2017.
I would like to thank all speakers and the moderator. This Conference is a joint initiative of the ELSI Board of the EIT Health and the Final Conference of the Responsible Industry project, together with the European Commission, the EESC and the “la Caixa" Foundation, who I do represent. I would like to thank them all.
I was asked to wrap up. And it is an honor to do so.
1st day: May 18th – some key messages:
And a headline from EESC: “RRI - or however we call it - seems to be mature enough to embed it in the biggest R&I funding programme in the world: FP9”
In the 1st round table we saw amazing experiences of citizen engagement in different fields of R&I in the health sector: engagement of patients in the editorial process, as end users of innovation, as innovators… Through living labs, maker spaces, citizen science, biolabs, science museums, in industry (big corporates, SMEs and entrepreneurs...)
The PhD candidate will be part of the research programme Transnational Configurations, Conflicts and Governance at the Faculty of Social and Behavioural Sciences – Amsterdam Institute for Social Science Research
Project description
This PhD project involves the design and implementation of a comparative narrative evaluation of a series of Social Labs that seek to align research and innovation with societal values, needs and expectations. The project is embedded in a EU (Horizon 2020) funded program to stimulate the use and acceptance of Responsible Research and Innovation. The comparative assessment and evaluation will be based on reflective conversations with a wide range of actors involved in the Social Labs across Europe, and is, in addition to a PhD thesis, to result in a Guidebook to convey the resulting narratives in order to inform and inspire emergent RRI practices.
Tasks:
The successful candidate will be expected to have a high level of competence and motivation to undertake the following tasks...............
Responsible Research and Innovation calls for innovation that integrates societal concerns in all the phases of R&I, from the design of the research agendas to the commercialization of research outcomes. The idea of RRI is that anticipating the social needs and concerns of novel technologies by integrating wider society will facilitate better innovation.
The European Institute of Innovation and Technology, the European Economic and Social Committee and the EU project Responsible-Industry organize the conference “Responsible Research and Innovation in the Health Industry” to be held at the EESC premises, in Brussels, on 18 and 19 May 2017.
The conference will discuss how RRI can help to boost innovation in biomedicine and health with a special focus on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT). It will ask how social values and needs can be “integrated from scratch” and which drivers and obstacles RRI encounters when implemented in companies.
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