The sixth (and last!) IANUS newsletter, released in May 2025, stands as the crowning achievement of a transformative three-year journey—one that turned research into action, skepticism into trust, and bold ideas into lasting impact. As we close this chapter, we celebrate the collaborations, breakthroughs, and unwavering commitment that made it all possible. Read the IANUS […]
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On May 13th and 14th, IANUS and its sister projects POIESIS and VERITY joined forces in holding a very successful final conference on “Building supportive policy frameworks for fostering trust in science” at Talk C.E.C., Brussels. The first day kicked off with a powerful keynote on “Fostering Trust In Science” from Michael Arentoft, Head of
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The IANUS Project, in collaboration with sister projects POIESIS and VERITY, is excited to invite you for a Joint Final Event on May 13th and 14th, 2025, in Brussels, Belgium. The two-day event will bring together experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to explore critical insights and foster discussions on Trust in Science. Our three EU-funded research
Date: May 5, 2025Location: KARL9, KarlsruheHosted by: Institute for Technology Assessment and Systems Analysis (ITAS), Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) What happens when facts no longer speak for themselves? When deepfakes blur reality, the media face growing pressure, and scientists are called upon not just to research—but to justify their credibility? These are the pressing
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In the IANUS project, Policy Labs are a tool to develop and validate science policy recommendations on trust in science with European science experts. After listening to the opinions of RFOs and RPOs, our partners from UNIROMA1, together with Fraunhofer ISI, identified stakeholders from Higher Education Institutions to discuss the issue of trust in science
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The fifth IANUS newsletter, released in February 2025, provides a comprehensive summary of key outcomes as the project enters its final six months. It highlights recent workshops and activities, summarizes insights from media panels and policy labs, presents initial project deliverables, and describes IANUS’s participation in various events focused on trust in science. Read the
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On February 25, 2025, IANUS partner Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), under the direction of Dana Mahr (KIT-ITAS), organized the workshop “Journalism’s Impact on Public Trust in Science.” Held in Berlin, the event gathered researchers, journalists, and practitioners to discuss the role of media in shaping public perceptions of science, as well as the challenges
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On February 5, 2025, the TRIANGEL Transfer | Kultur | Raum in Karlsruhe hosted an interactive workshop titled “Sag mal, ITAS – What Happens When We Trust Scientists – or Don’t?” The event was organized and moderated by Dana Mahr (ITAS, KIT) and Meike Hebich (ITAS, KIT). A key feature of the workshop was the
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On October 11th, the IANUS project (EUR, RCL) was represented at the Ethics Conference „Navigating ethical challenges in academia: The role of AI and Trust“ in Vilnius organized by the Office of The Ombudsperson for Academic Ethics and Procedures of the Republic of Lithuania, where key discussions on trust in science and ethical challenges in
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The IANUS partners KIT and UNIROMA conducted media panels in Germany and Italy respectively to explore how journalists (mainly) perceive trust in science, since in an era of rapid digital transformation and increasing skepticism toward institutions, trust in science is facing unique challenges across different countries. A comparative analysis of perspectives from Germany and Italy
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