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A summer edition of the TechEthos newsletter
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A warm welcome, dear reader | |
If you're receiving our news for the first time, TechEthos is a team of ten scientific partners and six science engagement organisations working together on the ethics of new and emerging technologies.
Our overall goal is to produce ethics guidelines that enable the inclusion of ethical and societal values in the earliest phases of technology design and development. This "ethics by design" approach will not only provide value for researchers and innovators, but also for related stakeholders such as research funding bodies, research ethics committees, and the future users of our three technology families: Climate Engineering, Neurotechnologies and Digital Extended Reality.
Now halfway through the project, we are delighted to announce the publication of three sets of key findings that enhance our understanding of the implications of these three technology families and lay the foundation of our future work.
Read on to discover more about the results of our ethical, legal and media analyses, get a glimpse of the start of our societal engagement activities and discover our cluster of 16 like-minded projects working with us on Research Ethics.
As usual, we also share materials and resources that we think you may find useful as members of the TechEthos community. Do pass on this newsletter to those who you think would like to join this growing community of ethics-driven, emerging technology enthusiasts.
We look forward to having you with us on the journey ahead, The TechEthos Team | |
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Key findings highlight the implications of new and emerging technologies | |
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Our ethical, legal and media analyses | | | |
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TechEthos' first video is out now | Our colleagues at Trilateral Research have produced a video highlighting the new and emerging technologies the project is focusing on. In two short minutes, discover how TechEthos is identifying the ethical, social and legal consequences of each technology family and how it intends to develop its ethics-by-design guidelines. | | | |
Joining forces with like-minded projects | Article by Lisa Tambornino and Mathijs Vleugel
| 16 EU-funded projects came together to exchange experiences and knowledge, collaborate and create synergies around the Research Ethics of new and emerging technologies. Discover TechEthos's cluster of projects and their plans. | | A Science & Technology chat over coffee
| The six science engagement organisations involved in TechEthos have kicked off their Science Cafés, inviting hundreds of citizens across Europe to engage in lively discussions around new and emerging technologies.
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Further reads, talks and resources
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Find below a series of good reads, talks and resources that have inspired us in our work - we think you might find them interesting too. | |
TechEthos Resource Technology Corner Our Technology Corner regroups information about each of our three technology families, such as their ethical, societal and legal challenges. | | | TechEthos Resource
Factsheets Four concise factsheets allow you to grasp, at a glance, the challenges our project is addressing as well as our vision, solutions and focus. | | | | |
TechEthos Resource
Publications
Our publications include a variety of items: project reports on our methodologies and findings, an opinion papers, a book review... You'll find here our more recent project results.
| | | Podcast Geo-engineering & techno-moral change In this new podcast from ESDiT - Ethics of Socially Disruptive Technologies, TUDelft PhD candidate Ben Hofbauer talks about his research on solar geo-engineering and the normative uncertainties linked to it. | | | | |
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28 - 29 September | Online | |
European Research & Innovation Days | |
European Commission’s annual flagship Research and Innovation event, bringing together policymakers, researchers, entrepreneurs and the public to debate and shape the future of research and innovation in Europe and beyond.
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"When ethics as soft law is not embedded within institutional frameworks, it becomes indeed 'toothless'. But it can be very valuable when embedded in institutions with mechanisms to ensure compliance." Anaïs Rességuier, Senior Research Analyst, Trilateral Research | | |
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The information, documentation and figures in this newsletter were produced by the TechEthos project under EC grant agreement 101006249 and do not necessarily reflect the views of the European Commission. The European Commission is not liable for any use that may be made of the information contained herein. | | | |
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The TechEthos project is coordinated by AIT - Austrian Institute of Technology. This newsletter is coordinated by Ecsite - European Network of Science Centres and Museums and distributed by Trilateral Research.
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