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The Rights, Design and Engineering Network

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The Rights, Design and Engineering network will investigate the question of what happens to fundamental rights and freedoms (such as privacy and dignity) as these become matters of engineering and design to be built into emerging ICT infrastructures.

The network will engage with and study such processes in several domains.The research questions will be discussed and developed into research proposals in interdisciplinary groups including practitioners from philosophy, social science, law, engineering, software design, as well as representatives of different professions using and operating the ICT systems.

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Scientific Understanding and Provision of an Enhanced and Robust Monitoring system for RRI (SUPER MoRRI)

The SUPER MoRRI project departs from the MoRRI project, the first large-scale attempt at creating a monitoring and evaluation system for RRI.

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Checking Assumptions aND promoting responsibility In smart Development Projects (CANDID)

CANDID studied aspects of the 'smart' agenda centred on topics concerning users, design, digital rights and critical infrastructures.

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Designing freedom? Bringing fundamental rights and freedoms into electricity grids and disaster management through ICTs (DESFREE)

The aim of this research project was to investigate the question of what happens to fundamental rights and freedoms (such as privacy and dignity) as these become matters of engineering and design to be built into emerging ICT infrastructures.

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Integrated Assessment of Societal Impacts of Emerging Science and Technology from within Epistemic Networks (EPINET)

The EPINET project reviewed and evaluated assessment methods, commonly used to address societal impacts of new and emerging S&Ts.