Nucleus Conference 2017
5 October 2017 - 6 October 2017
Hannover, Germany
The conference will include presentations of results from the second year of the project’s life which has included testing new strategies for embedding RRI in academic environments.
The Horizon 2020 funded NUCLEUS project acknowledges that research institutions do not exist in isolation, but interact with many other stakeholders in society, including policymakers, the media, economy, public engagement and civil society. Each stakeholder group in society has unique specialisations and goals, but can have productive interactions that enable them to address more complex challenges and tasks together.
The project addresses how RRI can be implemented by the 'nucleus' of a university or research institution; the governance that directs the policy and culture of an organisation.
For more information, please see:
event webpage
The Horizon 2020 funded NUCLEUS project acknowledges that research institutions do not exist in isolation, but interact with many other stakeholders in society, including policymakers, the media, economy, public engagement and civil society. Each stakeholder group in society has unique specialisations and goals, but can have productive interactions that enable them to address more complex challenges and tasks together.
The project addresses how RRI can be implemented by the 'nucleus' of a university or research institution; the governance that directs the policy and culture of an organisation.
For more information, please see:
event webpage