Ingeborg Meijer is Senior Researcher at Centre for Science and Technology Studies
CWTS is starting a new UNESCO Chair on Diversity and Inclusion in Global Science. In this blog post we outline why this topic matters and how our team aims to contribute to UNESCO's agenda of making science a positive force for development.
Ismael Rafols, Ingeborg Meijer and Rodrigo Costas • • 1 comment
How can local knowledge production help regions to create more sustainable and inclusive societies? This post will delve deeper in how we combined the core concepts of Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) and smart specialisation and how this developed into the EXPLORE methodology.
Ingeborg Meijer, Tim Willemse, Sonia Mena Jara, Anestis Amanatidis, Tjitske Holtrop and Gaston Heimeriks •
This blogpost presents how CWTS got involved in two H2020-funded projects, CHERRIES and RIPEET, what they are about (territorial RRI), what we have learned from it, and what our contribution was (and still is) to developing interactions between science and society.
Ingeborg Meijer, Sonia Mena Jara, Anestis Amanatidis, Tim Willemse and Gaston Heimeriks •
A trend in research evaluation is to include stakeholders as active partners in the evaluation process. In June, CWTS organized an online workshop to explore novel evaluation approaches and to identify possibilities and limitations for co-production in research evaluation.
Rinze Benedictus, Laurens Hessels, Ismael Rafols and Ingeborg Meijer •