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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

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

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

Founded in 1303, Sapienza is the oldest university in Rome and among the oldest in the world. With a student population of more than 120.000, it is also the largest university in Europe by number of students. The university’s focus is multiple as it offers more than 300 bachelor’s and master’s programs across 58 departments

The Centre for Ethics of the University of Tartu was established in June 2001 as an interdisciplinary unit within the Faculty of Philosophy. Starting from January 1st 2009, the Centre for Ethics is a consortium.The Centre aims to: Organize interdisciplinary research regarding the ethical issues pertaining to science, society and research activities; Further reflections upon

Recently, it has come to light that the oil company Exxon knew the risks of the fuel industry on climate change since the 1970s. While it was clear that their own internally produced research accurately predicted global warming and its effects on our climate, they publicly denied any such claims to protect their own industry.