New! D5.3- Collection of the GoNano White papers*
This report presents the GoNano white papers and their development process.
New! D4.4- Insights and lessons from the engagement activities*
This report provides an assessment of the co-creation process established by the European project GoNano.
New! D6.2- Online guidelines and easy-to-understand information for publics and stakeholders groups wanting to be involved with nanotechnology R&I*
This report compiles the results and output gathered for each of the subtasks of GoNano Task 6.2: Information and guides for publics and other stakeholders to have a voice in nanotechnology research and innovation.
Overview of opportunities for citizens and societal stakeholders to engage with nanotechnologies
This report examines existing opportunities for citizens and professional stakeholders to engage with nanotechnologies
GoNano Webinars are online!
GoNano Webinars: How can co-creation be used to enhance research and innovation? Co-creation is an approach widely used in business and public planning. UNILEVER, IKEA, Heineken, Lego and Coca Cola all that use co-creation to develop their products and customer experiences. In research and innovation, co-creation can be used to ‘future-proof’ research and innovation concepts, … Continued
Toolkit for researchers and engineers
The EU-funded GoNano project enables co-creation between citizens, researchers, industry, civil society organisations and policy makers across Europe to align future nanotechnologies with societal needs and concerns.
After COVID-19: A more sustainable and equitable research system?
Blog post by Clare Shelley-Egan, Senior Researcher at the Work Research Institute, Oslo Metropolitan University
New! D4.5- Concrete product suggestions for future nanotechnologies*
This report presents product suggestions for future nanotechnologies resulting from a series of co-creation activities in the GoNano project.
Science Communication – An Introduction
Communication about science is more than ‘giving the facts’. In times of global challenges, rapid technological developments and information overload, or even more urgently the coronavirus, effective science communication interventions need to be carefully thought through and designed.
GoNano about inclusively in research and innovation
Blog post by Vanessa Moore, Senior Researcher at European Institute of Women’s Health