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Nanotechnologies is a rapid expanding field of research and businesses. This gives a lot of new opportunities for a more sustainable world. But how do citizens play a role in this wide range of societal needs and desires? How do they perceive and balance benefit and risk?

Together with GoNano you will work in a more resilient and robust way to incorporate different viewpoints from all stakeholders (citizens, industry, policymakers, civil society organisations) involved. We will co-create concrete product suggestions within the areas of food, health and energy, illustrate new opportunities for innovation and develop policy recommendations.

 

What GoNano will bring you

  • identify societal calls for new research as well as access to other forms of knowledge
  • providing tools to incorporat societal needs at an early stage of scientific inquiry and increase the societal relevance and fit of research
  • awareness of and understanding the perceptions and concerns of other members of the society in this regard
  • develop your research considering the future positive and negative impacts of your activity
  • express your views and transmit knowledge to other groups, enhancing public and others stakeholders’ confidence in nanotechnologies
  • design of an innovation agenda with innovation trajectories
  • development of knowledge and training
  • bridge function between business and services (healthcare)
  • the legitimacy of research funding can be enhanced

 

What GoNano expects from you

  • open mind, willingness to share
  • proactive, like to collaboration with other stakeholders
  • work together in trust and openness
  • time to participate in one or more activities
  • interest in the future developments related to (one of) the topics health, energy, food
  • willingness to transform citizens visions/ideas into relevant research lines/product suggestions.

 

How and when you can be involved

  1. Take part in one or two of the stakeholder co-creation sessions:
    Netherlands about health
    Spain about energy
    Czech Republicabout food

They will take place in the periodJan-Febr 2019 and in Sept-Oct 2019. It will be a one day session.

  1. From Dec 2018 on the online platform will be open to discuss and exchange ideas, based on the outcome of the citizens co-creation sessions
  2. Take part in the Winter school in Barcelona (winter 2019)
  3. Follow our website and Facebook page to read more about the project and to stay up to date

 

Check out our Facebook pagefor the latest information

 

Three topic areas and nano

Nano and health

Nano and energy

Nano and food

 

Resources

Videoclip on RRI

Videoclip on co-creation

Videoclip Elise Kissling, Frank Kresin

Former EU Projects

Researchers

  • D5.4 – Is there a business case for co-creation in nanotechnology research and innovation?
  • The GoNano project in 90 seconds
  • RMIT University launched micro-credential
  • D6.1 – A collection of training material for researchers and engineers*
  • About the GoNano- Harvestore collaboration
  • Materials for Researchers and Engineers
  • GoNano Webinars: How can co-creation be used to enhance research and innovation?
  • D4.4- Insights and lessons from the engagement activities*
  • Toolkit for researchers and engineers
  • D4.3- Evaluation report on the outcomes of the Mobilisation and Mutual Learning platform*
  • D6.3- Report collecting the materials and participant list from the Winter School*
  • D1.1- Building on the State-of-the-art: ex-post evaluation on mutual learning
  • D1.2- Understanding the role of culture, gender and communication traditions, and their implications for GoNano engagement methodologies
  • D1.3- Nanotech in food, energy and health: what areas and issues for a dialogue?
  • D4.1- Background material for stakeholder workshops
  • Public Consultation for the GoNano White Papers
  • The value of data for diabetes technologies and other insights
  • Is nanotechnology the only solution for the sustainable preservation of food?
  • Companies claim that the potential health risks of nanotechnology in food are related to its form
  • Co-creation workshop GoNano with Harvestore in Barcelona
  • The second stakeholder workshop on nanotechnology and health!
  • Governance of nanotechnologies
  • Nanotechnology and Food: Experts and the public at the table for the second time
  • RMIT and BIST team up to bring innovative training to PhD students
  • Stakeholders’ insights for research, products and policy on nanotechnology and Health
  • Stakeholder workshop on Nanotechnology and Energy
  • Stakeholder workshop on Nanotechnologies and Food
  • Information material stakeholder workshops
  • GoNano Innovation and Co-Creation Workshop: Nanotechnology for Energy (Registration Closed!)
  • Stakeholder workshop on nanotechnologies in food
  • Responsible Research and Innovation in industry: experiences from the PRISMA project
  • Stakeholder Workshop on health
  • RMIT students developing new ideas for nanotechnology products
  • Design of a societal incubator for promising (nano)technologies
  • Rapid nano-filter to clean dirty water
  • New NanoZymes use light to kill bacteria  
  • Fighting cancer with DNA origami
  • Spaces for democratic engagement with science and technology
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  • How to organise co-creation exercises
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  • Nanotech developments in the energy sector
  • Nanotech and energy key issues
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  • Nanotech and food Key issues
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  • EU Projects about citizens and stakeholders engagement
  • Best practices in co-creation
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info@gonano-project.eu

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