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Call for Papers – Trust in Science and Responsible Research

Evidence-based insights and potential solutions provided by science are now more important than ever: the credibility, reliability and trustworthiness of science is an issue of crucial importance (Oreskes, 2019; Kitcher, 2001). Public distrust in science has increased in recent years and became more vocal in the public sphere. Increasingly numerous voices are questioning whether scientific […]

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Messenger vaccination to protect against anti-science conspiracies - by the IANUS partner George Gaskell

Messenger vaccination to protect against anti-science conspiracies – by the IANUS partner George Gaskell

The global media landscape has changed significantly in this century. Increasing digitalisation of the media sphere continues to alter the patterns of consumption of media content. Fewer and fewer people access news through the daily/weekend print newspapers or consume news through cable and broadcasting services. There is an ongoing shift from characterising the general public

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Third IANUS consortium meeting – The outcomes

Our third in-person consortium meeting took place April 23-34th at the Résidence Palace in Brussels. With the IANUS project approaching its concluding year, experts and representatives from IANUS’ partner organizations came together to align our research and action plans for the upcoming months. The two-day meeting was aimed at fortifying trust in science through transparency,

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Creativity in participatory method development

With its aim to strengthen warranted trust in science, research, and innovation, the IANUS project is continuously involved in examining and developing science communication and participatory methods to open up science. In order to pursue this goal, IANUS embarked on a journey to identify and map good, pioneering public engagement practices and activities. Our partners

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IANUS Media Panels: Exploring trust in science communication

The IANUS Media Panels are an integral part of IANUS’ interest in understanding and improving trust in science communication. In a world where media coverage profoundly shapes public perceptions of science, fostering trust and addressing mistrust is of paramount importance. Therefore, IANUS is dedicated to engaging science journalists and communication professionals, recognizing them as key

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AI and Us: Exploring public trust in AI – Report and Highlights

Within the context of IANUS, the consortium partner Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and its Data and Web Science Laboratory (Datalab), in cooperation with the Citizen Science Hub of Aristotle University, co-organised the participatory event “AI and Us: Exploring public trust in AI” for exploring public attitudes and trust in Artificial Intelligence, focusing on Generative AI.

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The 3rd Issue of the IANUS Newsletter is online!

The third IANUS newsletter was released in March 2024. It provides detailed accounts of the project’s achievements, its first activities on societal co-creation labs, as well as the work done with the development of historical case studies. Read the IANUS Newsletter #3 and check out our news, latest results, and upcoming activities! Check out Newsletter

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