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Workshop 10 May: RRI and CSR at speed

This workshop aims to explore the tensions between trying to pursue RRI or CSR when faced with issues and technologies characterised by high levels of urgency, complexity and uncertainty.

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Together with Magdalena Wicher from the Institute for Advanced Studies in Vienna and the Centre for the Study of the Sciences and the Humanities (SVT) at UiB, Anne Bremer from SVT invites people to join the second workshop of the research school, this time held on:

30th April, 3rd and 10th May 2021.

Follow online (link to follow.)

The workshop will be organised as follows:

On the 30th April, participants are invited to follow online the streamed symposium ‘Sick Society’, organised by SVT, which explores the relation between knowledge and action in a pandemic. Participants will be asked to pay particular attention to the last session, from 16:00-17:30, which is a panel discussion composed of people who had to work under the lockdown in March-April 2020, and apprehend the new measures in order to keep their activities going, in schools, kindergartens, hospitals and newspapers.

On the 3rd and 10th May, participants will gather for a reflexive workshop on what RRI and CSR look like ‘at speed’, together with the organisers Anne Bremer and Magdalena Wicher. There is one week between the two workshop days, to allow participants to reflect on key questions about their own research context, and prepare a presentation that they will give on the last day of the workshop.

Open to all: PhD candidates, early career and senior researchers, R&D practitioners; both from AFINO and broader RRI/CSR networks

Optional credits: 1 ECTS.

Assignment: The 1 ECTS is based on preparatory readings, attendance to the workshop and on giving a presentation at the end of the workshop.

Reading list: to be communicated

Preliminary program 10th May

10:00 – 12:00: Presentations by the participants on one or several of the themes/questions above. What ‘lessons’ can they draw for their own (future) research/project/practice? How do these help them reframe RRI or CSR in their own research/project/practice?

12:00 – 13:00: Lunch

13:00 – 15:00: Continued presentations and closing the workshop.