Session

A1: Assessment of the Technology and Work Environments Relations

A2: Co-creating responsible research agendas

A3: Linking science and society to policymaking How to serve policymakers’ needs?

A4: Crossing the Chasm to Digital Health Data

A5: Socio-technical transitions of energy and transport infrastructures: Co-evolution and complexity as challenges for TA

A6: Technology in Perinatal Healthcare: Helping Mums and Babies

B1: Parliamentary Technology Assessment: Genetic tests during pregnancy

B2: Ethical Impact Assessment for Research and Innovation

B3: The Politics of TA

B4: Horizon Scanning: an instrument for early detection

B5: Towards a Global TA- Possibilities and Challenges

B6: A role play in TA practices: ways to shape the interaction between science and policy

C1: Making Sense of Public Engagement in Creating Knowledge for Decision-Making on Science, Technology and Innovation

C2: Untamed participation? The role of bottom-up engagement in “Responsible Research and Innovation”

C3: Knowledge for policymaking How to organize the use of best available knowledge?

C4: Valueing and evaluation regenerative medicines healthcare potential

C5: Bioeconomy in the spotlight

D1: Getting the story across- Challenges and Benefits of Communicating Technology Assessment

D2: Data protection and privacy impact assessments: An instrument foreseen by the new European data protection regulation

D3: Mutual Learning of Stakeholders and Citizens for a Sustainable Development

D4: Assessing Technologies for health quality and an independent life

D5: The extensive potential of gene drives based on the newly developed CRISPR-method – a challenge for Prospective Technology Assessment

D6: Responsible Research and Innovation: Perspectives from active and live RRI projects in Higher Education