
The pilot action booklet
Compiles info about the 72 pilot actions launched by NewHoRRIzon
The RRI.ex
The NewHoRRIzon RRI exhibition is a virtual museum about the democratic and social improvement of research and innovation. Most of the material you will find there was made by the interdisciplinary network of project members and participants experimenting with the concept of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) within the NewHoRRIzon project. The project´s goal is to continue to use this space - whether as inspiration for proposal writing, best practices for policy makers and researchers, or as a guest project in their visiting exhibition room - the RRI.ex is open to all who are looking for new ways to create a positive impact on society through research and innovation.
Policy Briefs
- Policy Brief #1 – RRI in H2020: Current status and steps forward
- Policy Brief #2 – Lacking Integration of Societal Needs and Ethical Concers into European Research and Innovation Policy Severly Limits the Ability to Tackle ‘Grand Challenges’
- Policy Brief #3 – Policy Transfer and Shared Knowledge Base Learning from Policy Implementation
Policy Brief #4 – Stimulating Responsible Research and Innovation with the online Societal Readiness Thinking Tool
MOOC on Responsible Research and Innovation
A public course, open for everybody and free of charge. In this online course, you will learn about why it is important to act responsibly in your R&I processes and reflect on the different fields of application. You will get introduced to several tools that will help make your own work in research and/or innovation more aware by introducing concepts of RRI and related issues to your work or study settings. In addition, we will present inspiring examples and cases from the NewHoRRIzon RRI pilots, which effectively applied RRI in different sciences. Finally, you will see how you can consider R&I processes from different viewpoints by conducting exercises. The course is specifically customized for researchers and students, innovators, policymakers as well as interested people from personal development, education and innovation trainers.
The Social Readiness Thinking Tool
The SR Thinking Tool provides a generic methodology allowing researchers to reflect on the societal impact of their work at critical stages in the project life cycle. The primary goal is to help researchers align their project activities with societal needs and expectations. The SR Thinking Tool asks reflective questions to stimulate thinking about how to integrate ideas about RRI into research practice.
Tips & Tricks for Responsible Research & Innovation
An interactive resource exploring what it means to practice Responsible Research and Innovation, it offers 20 provocations to inspire and challenge people as they reflect on the topic: from the theories that underpin responsible research and innovation to the way we carry out this kind of work
Recordings of the NewHoRRIzon Final Conference
- OPENING | NewHoRRIzon: Experiences with implementing RRI in Europe
- ROUNDTABLE | Responsible Research and Innovation in Horizon 2020 and Horizon Europe
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Session 1 | The Social Lab Approach – Experiences from First Hand
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Session 2 | Engaging stakeholders in research practice: the how & why of co-creation
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Session 3 | RRI and sustainability transitions – connections, tensions and untapped potential?
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Session 4 | The (transformative) impact of RRI
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Session 5 | Risk Finance, Responsibility & Impact – Are the opposites meeting?
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Session 6 | Reflecting on the philosophy of RRI
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Session 7 | H2020 to Horizon Europe: from ethical guidelines to democratic practices
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Session 8 | RRI as an Integrated Approach to Research and Innovation Across Disciplines, Contexts and Countries
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Session 9 | The future of RRI – Policy and RRI in times of political turbulence
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Session 10 | RRI and institutional change
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Session 12 | The role of research funding organizations to support the uptake of RRI: Building a RRI-based evaluation framework for research funding agencies – mission possible?