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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Field Trip: RRI and Economy
DESCRIPTION:NUCLEUS is traveling to Dublin\, Ireland to investigate the relationship between economy and responsible research and innovation (RRI)! \nField Trip participants will meet with experts experienced in fostering social enterprise\, corporate social responsibility\, student entrepreneurship\, science policy\, and local innovation. What challenges have these professionals faced along the way? What are their stories of success? And how can their can their fields collaborate with universities to strengthen both research and the economy? \nTwo intense days of interviews are planned with representatives from Dublin City University\, DCU ALPHA\, the Science Gallery\, Campus Engage\, and many other organisations. Follow along from 20-21 June as NUCLEUS heads to the Fair City!
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-field-trip-rri-and-economy/
LOCATION:Dublin City University\, Dublin\, Ireland
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160513
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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Field Trip: RRI and Policy Making
DESCRIPTION:Partnerships between policymaking and research might seem like an obvious alliance; both endeavours aim to understand and shape the world and society we live in. However\, collaborations can reveal challenging differences in timelines\, measurements of accountability\, and values. The RRI & Public Policy Field Trip to Nottingham\, UK\, explored successful approaches to this balancing act\, as well as the points of friction between policymaking organisations and researchers. \nKey themes arising from the interviews were the value of dedicated relationship managers to mediate the sometimes contrasting cultures\, as well as the challenge of integrating policy-oriented research within academic career progression. \nFor further background context and findings\, including reflections and recommendations for the RRI Roadmap\, see the full Field Trip report online.
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-field-trip-rri-and-policy-making/
LOCATION:Nottingham\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160407
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160408
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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Working Group: Linking RRI Study with Field Trips
DESCRIPTION:If a project wants to learn how to make RRI a reality\, it has to be willing to take on responsibility itself. In a working group meeting held at Bielefeld University\, NUCLEUS partners gathered to collaboratively develop the questions for a study to understand how university leaders and researchers view RRI. The partners\, representing researchers\, policymakers and science communicators\, dug deep into exploring how variations of vocabulary\, cultural references and framing could strengthen the interview questions and procedure. Probing the interviewees’ perceptions of barriers\, opportunities\, and RRI within their institutions\, the study findings will be used to develop new policies to implement during the test phase of the project.
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-working-group-linking-rri-study-with-field-trips/
CATEGORIES:Working Group Meeting
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20160224
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20160227
DTSTAMP:20161026T154431Z
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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Field Trip: Civil Society
DESCRIPTION:If publicly-funded research relies on the support of citizens\, how do researchers view their responsibilities towards civil society? And what role do citizens see research playing in their daily lives? The RRI & Civil Society Field Trip to Pretoria\, South Africa\, explored the sometimes celebratory\, sometimes antagonistic views held towards the idea of research and society sharing a mutual obligation. \nInterviews with representatives from research institutes\, science festivals\, businesses\, the educational system and science centres revealed key areas of interest for RRI and civil society. Job roles and responsibilities\, for example\, emerged as a theme that both motivated and constrained engagement with civil society. Funding challenges and integration of indigenous and native knowledge were also identified as potential barriers and opportunities. \nFor further background context and findings\, including reflections and recommendations for the RRI Roadmap\, see the full Field Trip report online.
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-field-trip-civil-society/
LOCATION:Pretoria\, South Africa
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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DTSTART;TZID=UTC:20151204T090000
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DTSTAMP:20160915T092530Z
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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Field Trip: RRI in Higher Education and Research Institutions Governance
DESCRIPTION:Since 2008\, Edinburgh\, Scotland\, has been a living lab for RRI culture change. The Beltane Public Engagement Network\, supported by four of the city’s universities\, delivers training\, support\, and partnerships to improve the quality and quantity of researchers’ public engagement. Fourteen NUCLEUS partners visited the city to learn about innovative models for embedding RRI in the governance and structure of universities and research institutions. \nThe Field Trip participants met with key staff and researchers to discuss how strategies to address barriers to RRI had performed\, and which steps might be taken next. Although UK-wide initiatives were increasing political pressure for RRI\, the interviews revealed that limited resources and structures for time\, money and career progression had not yet caught up. \nThe Field Trip report is available online\, with more information about the reflections and recommendations for the RRI Roadmap.
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-field-trip-rri-in-higher-education-and-research-institutions-governance/
LOCATION:Edinburgh\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Field Trip: Science in Media and RRI
DESCRIPTION:What role does media play in facilitating science’s relationship with society\, and vice versa? How does media itself relate to research? And how do cultural barriers to freedom of information affect how media communicates? NUCLEUS partners travelled to Budapest\, Hungary\, for a Field Trip focused on science in media and RRI. Paired with the European Union of Science Journalists’ Associations (EUSJA) Conference\, the Field Trip revealed changing pressures and opportunities in science journalism. \nKey themes were an increasing number of interactions between scientific expertise and popular culture\, along with a rise in polarised language; changing professions and roles in science communication; and the importance of understanding regional scientific culture. \nFurther background context and findings are available in the field trip report.
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-field-trip-science-in-media-and-rri/
LOCATION:Budapest\, Hungary
CATEGORIES:Field Trip
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20150930
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SUMMARY:NUCLEUS Annual Conference 2015
DESCRIPTION:An international perspective requires an international team – but establishing a collective understanding of the challenge at hand\, and the approach to be taken\, is best engaged by meeting face to face and bridging those geographic distances. Partners representing sixteen organisations in the NUCLEUS consortium met at Rhine-Waal University in October 2015 to kick off the project and lay the foundation for the next four years of mutual learning and support. \nOne of the key outcomes of the conference was the decision to adopt the EU definition of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). This definition is more open than the traditional “six keys” definition to issues of scientific process and social outcomes. This decision was made based on group discussion following the keynote speech by René von Schomberg\, a key influencer in RRI. \nFor more details\, see the conference report.
URL:https://nucleus-project.eu/event/nucleus-annual-conference-2015/
CATEGORIES:Conference
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