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Human Brain Project, Responsibility by Design Capacity Building, Responsible Research and Innovation, RRI October 18, 2022

Responsibility by Design: Moving beyond responsible research and innovation

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A paper with the title “From Responsible Research and Innovation to responsibility by design” suggests that a ‘Responsibility by Design’ approach can help mitigate some of the challenges experienced in the application of Responsible Research and Innovation (sometimes called RRI) in the Human Brain Project (or HBP). This is a relatively new concept, that can…

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