Summary
The overall objective of this project is to improve the availability and accessibility of research ethics training, education and provide ethics review tools at the European level, including the unique challenges of AI research.
In terms of specific objectives, the project aims to:
- Develop a comprehensive research ethics training curriculum that covers a wide range of topics, including ethical principles, research design, data management, and publication practices, as well as the unique challenges of AI research ethics.
- Deliver research ethics training and education programs through a variety of formats, including in- person workshops, online courses, and webinars.
- Establish a research ethics training and education network that brings together experts and stakeholders from across Europe to share knowledge, resources, and best practices.
- Create a suite of digital content and tools to support the training and education programs, including interactive modules, videos, and case studies, that also address the unique challenges of AI research ethics.
- Develop a digital tool that allows Research Ethics Committees RECs to efficiently manage the review of research proposals.
- Organize a young researcher competition for the creation of social media content on AI research ethics topics and and facilitate participation in Researchers’ Night events.
- Foster better communication and collaboration between researchers and Research Ethics Committees (RECs) through the organization of workshops and training sessions for both groups, particularly focusing on AI.
Consortium Leader
Fraudline
Starting date
31/12/2023
Finalisation date
30/12/2026
UCILeR researchers
André Dias Pereira
Ana Gaudêncio
Fernando Borges
Project website
(under development)