IANUS editorial team

On December 18th, IANUS partners from Uniroma1 and Fraunhofer- ISI organized a policy lab on trust in science with experts from HEIs and academic associations, focusing on the unique experience of researchers of academic ethics and research integrity. While science continues to enjoy a high level of trust, such trust is starting to erode in

During the recent Dutch Design Week, IANUS had the chance to collaborate in an expert exchange about trust in climate science. The starting point of the discussion was the interactive installation “iBreathe – why, when and who do we trust in relation to our future with climate change?”, created by students of Maastricht’s iArts students

In the IANUS project various policy labs are being conducted that address different players and types of organizations in the science system. While science continues to enjoy a high level of trust, we see evidence that this trust is eroding in some parts of society. The IANUS project, funded under Horizon Europe, is analyzing the

On October 3rd, IANUS’ partner the Centre for Ethics of the University of Tartu gathered Estonian and international experts for the conference: “Trust = Survival?! Where does trust come from and where does it disappear and how to survive?,” with the aim of exploring different aspects of trust.The conference was an important chance to investigate