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Science integration: responsible advancement of synthetic biology

Combining the natural and social sciences when planning and conducting research in synthetic biology is an important step towards responsible science.

Skilling up the scientists and innovators of the future

CSIRO joins BOP Industries' Innovative Educators Evening to discuss the skills that will be needed in industries of the future.

Confronting Hate Speech Online

CSIRO's David Douglas joins Something Digital's Night Nomads' engaging panel of speakers to discuss confronting hate speech online.

CSIRO’s global role in responsible research and innovation

Justine Lacey discusses Australia's responsible innovation engagement and uptake with Co-Change.

New paper: Public good for the second quantum revolution

Ensuring new quantum technologies under development benefit the societies they aim to transform

Ethical AI – is it possible without a human-in-the-loop?

CSIRO hosts a debate on the question of whether Artificial Intelligence could be ethical without a human-in-the-loop.

Looking back in order to move forward – lessons from nanotechnology

A new report documents CSIRO's contributions to shaping risk governance practices for nanotechnology R&D in Australia and internationally.

Director Perceptions of Social Licence to Operate in Corporate Australia

What does social license to operate really mean to directors in corporate Australia and how does it impact the day to day and longer-term decision making of boards?

3mt: PhD research examining digital agriculture through a Responsible Innovation lens

In our ever-changing, globalised, complex, and fast-paced world, new and emerging technologies are rapidly altering society as they are developed to respond to significant challenges.

Interview with Justine Lacey on Responsible Innovation and Future Science in Australia

An exciting interview with Justine Lacey on the rise of RI in Australian science and innovation ecosystem.