Kick-off
Kick-off Meeting, Agenda
Ph Goujon
Organisational issues
Exact timing:
Monday 04.02.2013 - 12.00 to Wednesday 06.02.2013 - 13.00
Venue : Covent Garden Building,
Place Rogier 16, 1210 Brussels,
COVE 7th Floor, room 183
Agenda
- 04.02.2013 - Day one: CONTEXT OF THE PROJECT
- 05.02.2013 - Day two: WORKSHOP RESPONSIBLE INNOVATION: FROM LEGITIMATION TO APPLICATION
- 06.02.2013 - Day three: OPERATIONAL QUESTIONS
Day one: CONTEXT OF THE PROJECT
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no
time
Item
Explanation
Responsible
12.30
Welcome
Signosis
0001
12.00-13.30
Lunch
Quick presentation and opportunity to discuss
Signosis
0002
13.30-14.10
GREAT General presentation and discussion
Concept methods structure and target of the project
Summary of proposal
Risks identified in proposal
Other risks
FUNDP
0003
14.10-15.30
Roundtable presentation of each partner and short position presentation concerning Responsible Innovation concept
3 minutes by presentation
all
15.30-16h
break
0005
16h-18h15
Discussion of the WPs: presentation of the WP by each organisation
15mn by representative of each organization implied
* meaning of the project regarding passed research trajectory
*WP presentation and methods (connexion with the overall project concept and methodology)
Requirements:
Objectives
Methods
Key concepts
Structure / timing of deliverables
Interface with other WPs
Research challenges
Methodology (in relationship with the overall project’s concept)
One representative by organization
0005a
18.15-18.30
General discussion
all
0005b
18.30-18.45
Doris Schroeder
Introducing GEST and PROGRESS - Ethics in Science Policy and RRI
guest
Day two: WORKSHOP RESPONSIBLE INNOVATION: FROM LEGITIMATION TO APPLICATION
The GREAT project will investigate current practices in responsible research and innovation and develop a sound theoretical approach in order to analyse, compare, evaluate and improve these practices. Every other approach to RRI involves usually a predetermined taking a position from where consequences are drawn out and working out the consequences of that prior decision, regardless of emergent conditions. GREAT’s novelty lies in not being tied to a predetermined approach, but in developing a procedure adaptable to novel scenarios. Based on a grid of analysis, the project will identify collaborative arrangements involving both, responsible research and innovation. It will then analyse them to identify and understand the characteristics, influencing factors and best practice of responsible research and innovation in a normative way. This should allow planning, implementation and assessment of RRI in new and unforeseen circumstances.
If, on the one hand, we can disconnect the concept of responsibility from the one of innovation to analyse them, on the other, we cannot simply add one on the other in order to reach a comprehension of what ‘Responsible Innovation’ means.
More specifically the concept of innovation cannot be dealt and thought separately and then be confronted with the one of responsibility, rather we will have to build an entirely new concept that is that of ‘Responsible Innovation’.
Further on, one of the main difficulties of this construction and of the whole project itself, will not only be the capability of thinking and developing this concept, but to do it in a way that will be efficient to be adopted in various fields.
The aim of the workshop is not to provide an answer to those problems and questions but to generate the awareness of the complexity of the problems related to responsible innovation efficiency in complex contexts.
The workshop will therefore try to frame the conceptual and empirical scenario in order to understand the complexity of the matter and activate a reflection process within the Consortium.
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no
time
Lecturer/item
Title
responsible
Tuesday
08.30-9h
Welcome
0006a
09.00-09.15
General introduction to the day – Ph. Goujon/Robert Gianni
Structure of the workshop, aims and practicalities
Fundp
Moderator: Bernard Reber
0006b
09.15-09.45
René Von Schomberg
Scientific officer/policy officer at European Commission
-
Towards a paradigm shift in Innovation Policy: Addressing RRI and the Grand Challenges
PO
09.45-09.50
UNDERSTANDING QUESTIONS
All
0006c
09.50-10.20
Karen Fabbri
Policy Officer at European Commission - DG Research and Innovation
-
Building a policy narrative for Responsible Research and Innovation: reflections on how to embed RRI in the EU research and innovation process, 2014 and beyond
guest
10.20-10.25
UNDERSTANDING QUESTIONS
All
10.25-10.45
Coffee break
Signosis
10.45-11.15
General discussion
all
0006e
11.15-11.45
Xavier Pavie
Director of the Institute for Strategic Innovation & Services (ISIS) of ESSEC Business School – Paris
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What are the Stakes of Responsible Innovation Faced to the Issues of Society?
guest
11.45-12.05
UNDERSTANDING QUESTIONS
all
0006f
12.05-12.35
Guido Gorgoni
Researcher in Legal Theory – Department of Political Sciences, Law, and International Studies - University of Padua, Italy –member of the Res-AgorA project
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Responsible Research and Innovation in the light of a prospective idea of responsibility
guest
12.35-12.40
UNDERSTANDING QUESTIONS
12.40-13.10
General discussion
all
13.10-14.20
Lunch
Signosis
Moderator : Petra Ahrweiler
0006g
14.20-14.50
Vincent Blok
Management Studies Group, School of Social Sciences, Wageningen University (The Netherlands)
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The Unbearable Lightness of Responsible Innovation
guest
14.50-14.55
UNDERSTANDING QUESTIONS
0006h
14.55-15.25
Anne Stenros
Design Director
KONE Corporation
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Re-branding Science – Anarchist and Responsible Research & Innovation
guest
15.25-15.30
UNDERSTANDING QUESTIONS
0006i
15.30-16.00
Ralf Lindner (Res-AgorA coordinator)
Professor for Political Science at the Quadriga University Berlin and a senior researcher at the Department of Emerging Technologies at the Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research ISI in Karlsruhe
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Res-AGorA: Building a reflexive, adaptable and constructive governance framework for RRI
16.00-16.30
General discussion
16.30-16.50
Coffee Break - End of the workshop
0006i
16.50-18.30
GREAT Synthesis roundtable session (restricted to Great members and the PO)
great partners
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Kick off Official Dinner. 20.00 - Further details to be announced
Day 3: OPERATIONAL QUESTIONS
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no
time
item
Explanation
responsible
Wednesday
08.45-09.00
Welcome
0007a
09.00-09.10
Presentation of the day
Fundp
0007b
09.10-09.30
Administrative procedures
Budget and payment schedule
Audits
Submission of monthly costs
Minutes of meetings
Update of action points
Signosis
09.30-09.40
Questions
all
0007c
09.40-10.00
Work methodology and quality insurance
Review process and chairs
Deliverable deadlines
Meeting methodology
Collaboration principle
Fundp
0007d
10.00-10.20
Dissimination
Dissemination and academic
- Publication strategy
- Strategy for workshop and event participation
Signosis
10.20-10.30
Questions
all
0007e
10.30-11.00
First six months
Action plan determination
all
11.00-11.30
Coffee break
0007f
11.30-12.00
Technical administrative management
Demonstration of the system
Decision on adoption (alfresco)
fundp
0007g
12.00-12.15
Next meeting determination
all
0008h
12.15-12.30
Aki Zaharya Menevidis
Coordinator of the Responsibility project
Dr.-Ing. Quality manager of the division, quality auditor/evaluator (since 2006) and member of the scientific and technical council of Fraunhofer Society
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A Global Model and Observatory for International Responsible Research and Innovation Coordination
guest
0007h
12.30-13.00
Any other business
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Lunch. 13.00-14.00