Research ethics and participatory activities - what do researchers need to consider?
By the end of 2025, all research proposals submitted to the Norwegian Research Council require a research ethics self-evaluation. Join us in this Open Science Lunch session to learn more about the why and how of this requirement.

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About the topic
In the EU-funded , training resources have been created to strengthen the knowledge and understanding of open science and scientific data management. Here, they identify open science policies and requirements as important accelerators of open science.
Research ethics and open science practices are closely related, especially in regards to involvement of stakeholders and society. is an example of policy as a driver for more societal communication and responsiveness.
But how should researchers approach this requirement? What is expected, and why?Ìý
In this seminar, we invite Ina Nepstad (senior adviser, Sikt) and Gunhild Rønningen (senior adviser, RCN) to present their perspectives and advice for the researchers who wish to implement more responsible and ethical open science practices in their research.ÌýÌýÌýÌý
Join the webinar and be part of the conversation!
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How to join
The event is open to everybody and you can join online on Zoom ().Ìý
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