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Designing for public values in the digital world
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Funding opportunity
Grant opportunities for MVI research
NWO endorses the importance of interdisciplinary research that maps out the social aspects of (technological) innovations at an early stage. Therefore, there are plenty of opportunities for MVI research within NWO.
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Interview
The silent majority speaks
‘The “rebuilding of the Netherlands”, which is necessary to realise the Climate Agreement of the Netherlands, will not succeed with old-fashioned citizen participation. We need to modernise our toolkit’
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Interview
Ethics as a compass for EU innovation
Ethical reflection on innovation is necessary to continue safeguarding the values that we find so important within the European Union. This is because society is shaped to a large extent by new technology.
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News
Podcast Responsible Innovation. Designing for Public Values in a Digital World
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Interview
Scenarios for faster scanning
New technology allows for major steps to be taken in the speed and results of MRI scans.
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News
The value of conflict in the energy transition
Embrace conflicts. Not only do they boomerang back in your face if you ignore them, but you can also obtain valuable information from them.
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News
Zo’n veertig deelnemers ontmoetten elkaar tijdens de derde community meeting van het programma Verantwoord Innoveren. Ontwerpen voor publieke waarden in een digitale wereld.
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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.