Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) means doing research in a way that anticipates how it might affect people and the environment in the future so that we can gain the most benefit and avoid harm. RRI is at the heart of the Trustworthy Autonomous Systems (TAS) research programme.

This project is helping the researchers in the TAS Hub and network by promoting and supporting a range of responsible research practices.

Artists can also play a pivotal role in RRI, acting as a bridge between research, policymakers and the public, and we will explore how artists implement or employ responsibility in and through their creative practice.​

RRI Resources

 

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Responding to Responsible Innovation (RI)

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Project Team

Meet Our Project Team

Alan Chamberlain

Senior Research Fellow, University of Nottingham

Co-Lead Contact

Chris Greenhalgh

Professor of Computer Science, University of Nottingham

Co-Lead Contact

Elvira Perez Vallejos

Professor of Mental Health and Digital Technologies, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator
Joel Fischer

Joel Fischer

Professor of Human-Computer Interaction, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Helena Webb

Transitional Assistant Professor, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Alina Trapova

Assistant Professor in Law and Autonomous Systems, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Richard Hyde

Professor of Law, Regulation and Governance, University of Nottingham

Co-Investigator

Ann-Marie Hughes

Associate Professor, University of Southampton

Co-Investigator

Lars Kunze

Departmental Lecturer in Robotics, Oxford University

Co-Investigator

Virginia Portillo

Researcher, University of Nottingham

Research Fellow

Peter Craigon

Researcher, University of Nottingham

Research Fellow

Liz Dowthwaite

Senior Research Fellow, University of Nottingham

Research Fellow

Anna-Maria Piskopani

Researcher, University of Nottingham

Research Fellow

Carolyn Ten Holter

Researcher, University of Oxford

Research Fellow