A key moment for European science policy

We argue that the commitment to science-society integration and Responsible Research and Innovation in past European framework programmes has already made considerable progress in better aligning research and innovation with European societies. The framework programmes have important socialisation e...

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Published inJournal of science communication Vol. 17; no. 3; p. C05
Main Authors Mejlgaard, Niels, Woolley, Richard, Bloch, Carter, Buehrer, Susanne, Griessler, Erich, Jaeger, Angela, Lindner, Ralf, Madsen, Emil Bargmann, Maier, Frédéric, Meijer, Ingeborg, Peter, Viola, Stilgoe, Jack, Wuketich, Milena
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published 01.01.2018
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Summary:We argue that the commitment to science-society integration and Responsible Research and Innovation in past European framework programmes has already made considerable progress in better aligning research and innovation with European societies. The framework programmes have important socialisation effects and recent research point to positive trends across key areas of Responsible Research and Innovation within academic organisations. What appears to be a step away from the concerted efforts to facilitate European citizens' meaningful contribution to research and innovation in the upcoming Horizon Europe framework programme seems counter-productive and poorly timed.
ISSN:1824-2049
1824-2049
DOI:10.22323/2.17030305