Strengthening ethics assessment and guidance at the EU and international level

The session aims to present a practitioners perspective to research ethics and the challenges thereof as well as discuss what is being done in other RE/RI related EU funded projects. The session is part of the “heritage programme” of the SATORI projects to discuss what may/should be carried on from its findings to other EU funded projects and how SATORI findings can best be utilized.

What are the key challenges in ethics assessment in your area and what guidance would you require on an EU level? — 10 mins each

• Representative of MSO: Dafna Feinholz UNESCO, Chief of Section – Bioethics and Ethics of Science; Sector for Social and Human Sciences
• Representative of University: Marjo Rauhala, Ethics Officer, Technical University, Vienna
• Representative of Data Sciences: Richard Stevens, IDC, E-sides (Ethical and Societal Implications of Data Sciences), coordinator of the project

How can your project contribute to strengthening ethics assessment at the EU and international level? — 10 mins each

• Representative: ENERI: Nicole Foeger, Chair , European Network of Research Integrity Offices (ENRIO)
• Representative: MoRRi: Erich Griessler, Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna
• Representative: HEIRRI, Nuria Saladie, University of Pompeu Fabra, Project manager
• Representative NewHoRRIzon, Robert Braun, Institute for Advanced Studies, Vienna

Q&A moderated by chair of session