IANUS partner, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and its Data and Web Science Laboratory (DataLab) collaborated with the incubator for Media Education and Development Laboratory (iMedD Lab) in order to create a platform that analyses political speeches in Greece during the pre-election period (March – June 2023). One of its most important goals has been to […]
IANUS project partners from UNIROMA1 presented their work at SISCC 2023. This is in one of Italy’s most prestigious conferences, organized by the Società Scientifica Italiana Sociologia, Cultura e Comunicazione (Italian Scientific Society of Sociology Communication and Culture) and held this year in beautiful Bari, in the southern part of the country. The SISCC conference
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George Gaskell’s home discipline is social psychology and in particular social representations, a theory of the collective common sense. The following illustrates the theory in action with an analysis of the introduction of transgenics in crops and foods, sometimes called GMOs, and the development of nanotechnology. Both transgenics and nanotechnology were described a base technologies
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Fraunhofer ISI recently conducted a large-scale survey among thousands of scientists in Europe as part of the SuperMoRRI project, which is funded by the EU Commission. The aim of the survey was to examine European researchers’ responsible research practices and their perception of, and attitudes towards, responsibility in research and innovation. The study was based
We are excited to announce the launch of the IANUS newsletter #1. The first IANUS newsletter was released on April 3, 2023. It introduces the IANUS consortium and the main project aims. It also includes updates on the first achievements of IANUS, including the project’s Conceptual Clarification of Trust and its work on Conflicts of
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With a strong focus on trust, integrity, and science communication, IANUS has made strides in advancing research and understanding in these crucial areas. The project developed a robust Data Management Plan (DMP) to ensure the secure handling and sharing of project data. This comprehensive plan guarantees compliance with data protection regulations and fosters efficient collaboration
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The IANUS project’s goals were presented by Reda Cimmperman from the Research Council of Lithuania at the Spring meeting of the Secretaries of the National Advisory Councils for Science and Technology Policy, held on 4-5 May 2023 in Prague. The event commenced with an inspiring and motivating welcome speech by Minister Helena Langšádlová, Chairperson of
The IANUS partner, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, is currently working on developing a historical case study about the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in social media. The motivation behind the analysis came from the fact that trust toward (AI) is an emergent topic, gradually receiving a core position in the thematic area of trust toward
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The Third International Summit on Human Genome Editing, convened by the UK Royal Society, UK Academy of Medical Sciences, US National Academies of Sciences and Medicine, and The World Academy of Sciences, took place on 6-8 March 2023 at the Francis Crick Institute, London UK. Building on previous events held in Washington, DC (2015) and
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Last week, IANUS project partners have met in Rotterdam to join the global discussion on science communication at the Public Communication of Science and Technology PCST Conference 2023. Francesca Comunello from Sapienza University of Rome presented in session “Communicating science in digital spaces.” Her research, coauthored with partners from the Predictive and Preventive Medicine Research
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