Exploring trust in Quantum technologies: A case study
IANUS partner Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) conducted a historical case study on issues of trust in and with respect to the emerging field of ...
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IANUS partner EUR at ‘Responsible science communication in times of crises, disinformation, and emerging technologies’
In today’s rapidly changing world, the role of science communication has become increasingly vital. From navigating crises to addressing misinformation and embracing radical technological advancements ...
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Exploring Trust and Engagement in Biomedicine Science
The Erasmus University of Rotterdam (EUR) focuses its endeavors on delving deep into the dynamics of trust, public engagement, and the integration of societal values ...
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Exploring the Nanotechnology Discourse: A Case Study
IANUS partner Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) announced the proposal for its case study, which focuses on the discourse surrounding nanotechnology. This case study aims ...
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Societal co-creation laboratories
For the IANUS project, the societal co-creation labs are an innovative initiative designed to delve into the complex interplay between science and society, specifically focusing ...
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A handout for evaluating participatory research processes
IANUS researcher Hendrik Berghäuser, from Fraunhofer ISI, created a comprehensive monitoring and evaluation framework for assessing co-creation methods. They discovered that the concept of co-creation ...
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Unveiling AI-evoked (dis)trust – a historical Case-Study
The issue of trust towards social media algorithms has certainly gained prominence in recent years, in accordance with the dominant presence of social media in ...
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The trouble with Co-Creation
Co-creation is an increasingly popular concept in research and innovation, and it is often seen as a precondition to create impact. In short, we could ...
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A historical case study of trust in climate change
The IANUS partner, Radboud University, conducted a historical case study of trust in climate science and climate change. They reviewed and commented on various survey ...
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SciComm as a trust repair mechanism
Even if we can appreciate the role SciComm has to play in building and fostering trust in science, it comes with important limitations. First, if ...
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