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Responsibility and transformational change in innovation systems

Responsibility and transformational change in innovation systems

Written by Teresa Iglesias Lopez | Reviewed by Heike Christiane Vogel-Pöschl

Created on: 07 Nov 2019 | Updated on: 28 Jan 2020

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René von Schomberg, Science & Technology Expert, on his understanding of RRI

Innovation creates our common future. To mitigate risks and unintended side effects of innovation, the European Commission has promoted the concept of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI). This policy framework supports businesses to align products with societal core values. Often coined as the “father of RRI”, René von Schomberg talks about his groundbreaking conceptualization of RRI.

Keywords: innovation, science, companies, ethics, society, challenges, technology, technologies, EU, Commission, expert, video, interview
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