Interview

Increasing our control over the technology that shapes us

Interview with researcher Niels ten Oever

As a society, we trust digital infrastructures. The standards that these structures must satisfy to be able to cooperate with each other are almost invisible. It is often incorrectly assumed that standards are neutral. Postdoc researcher Niels ten Oever (University of Amsterdam) contributes to the project “Making the hidden visible: Co-designing for public values in standards-making and governance”. The leader of this project is Stefania Milan. In the project, the researchers are studying exactly how the development of standards works and how governments and citizens can gain more control over this.

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Trust: an exploration from within the programme

Impression of community meeting 19 april 2021
Responsible Innovation. Designing for Public Values in a Digital World

In april about 25 specialists from science and policy came together in a community meeting by the NWO programma 'Responsible Innovation,  Designing for Public Values in a Digital World’ to discuss the theme of trust.

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Enriching digital technology with values

The use of new technology has an impact on ethical and constitutional values.

Event

A good discussion about algorithms – benefits and applicability of impact assessment

Invitation for the third community meeting.

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Only strong together

Assistant Professor Johanna Höffken from Eindhoven University of Technology is infectiously enthusiastic about responsible innovation.

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Logistics living lab for sustainable sharing

The NWO Responsible Innovation approach is increasingly integrated into research programmes.

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Additional topic for MVI top-up call ECCM

Opportunities for collaboration with researchers from the social sciences and humanities.