Why we should care about Science Communication
Science Communication is a broad and evolving field that includes diverse encounters of different publics with science or scientific issues. With a focus on the ...
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A scoping review on the current state of knowledge on trust and confidence in science
IANUS partner EUR conducted a scoping review on academic discourse, policy documents and media regarding the current state of knowledge on trust and confidence in ...
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The 2nd Issue of the IANUS newsletter is online!
The second IANUS newsletter as released in November 2023. Detailed information is provided on the consortium’s work on ethical and regulatory aspects of trust in ...
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Exploring Ethical Challenges in Participatory Research at Connect.Collaborate.Create in Paris
In October 2023, IANUS project members Reda Cimmperman (Research Council of Lithuania), Julija Baniukevič (Research Council of Lithuania), and Simone Driessen (Erasmus University Rotterdam) contributed ...
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IANUS Stakeholder workshops
During its first year, the IANUS partners organised three stakeholder workshops with a diverse group of prominent societal experts from various disciplines. The aim has ...
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Public opinion and lessons from past research
The IANUS project aimed to explore public opinion within the science and technology ecosystem and thus led to the Wellcome Global Monitor, which stands out ...
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Legal and regulatory aspects of trust in science
The IANUS project focuses exclusively on trust in science and thus needs to develop a concept of governance of trustworthiness in science. In view of ...
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IANUS methodology for policy briefs
Policy recommendations are a central outcome of the IANUS project. Within the project consortium, Fraunhofer ISI is responsible for turning key project insights into policy ...
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Ethical aspects of trust in science
The IANUS researchers have extensively worked to analyse and identify what kind of relationship trust is. Many philosophers seem to lean towards the doxastic view ...
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IANUS studied “Reconnaissance”
IANUS partners’ research on “Reconnaissance” is part of WP2, the first substantial work package in the IANUS project, which is predicated on the maxim “those ...
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