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Working and living during the Covid-19 crisis: recommendations from the Human Brain Project

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the Human Brain Project’s Karin Grasenick and Manuel Guerrero writes about responsible research and innovation and digital inclusiveness during the Covid-19 crisis and the I-Include initiative.

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