Tackling societal mistrust in science
Probing the impact of integrity and integration on societal trust in science
POIESIS is a three-year project funded by Horizon Europe that strives to tackle societal mistrust in science by understanding how, and to what extent, societal trust in science, research, and innovation is affected by the aligning of research practices with principles of research integrity and by the integration of citizens and societal stakeholders in different phases of the research cycle.
The implementation of policy recommendations for tackling societal mistrust in science and for strengthening the co-creation of R&I contents by society.
Understand how, and to what extent, societal trust in science, research, and innovation is affected by the aligning of research practices with principles of research integrity and by the integration of citizens and societal stakeholders in different phases of the research cycle.
New areas to contribute for the co-creation of Research & Innovation.
New standards for fostering Research Integrity and co-creation processes for Research Performing Organisations to receive funding.
New standards for decision-making, with regard to communicating research by researchers and Research Performing Organisations.
New standards for current training on Research Integrity and Open Science and for revising current institutional codes of conducts for Research Integrity and Open Science.
New standards for augmenting current training on Research Integrity and Open Science, for revising institutional codes of conduct for Research Integrity and Open Science, and for procedures in performing research.
New standards for performing research, like augmenting current standard operating procedures in all stages of research, from laboratory practices to communication with the public.
New standards for communicating with the public, like augmenting the training of science journalists or revise the code of conduct for science journalists.
for policy makers, research funding and performing organisations, higher education institutions and other R&I actors.
for strengthening the co-creation of research and innovation contents by society, and for the spreading of good practices and evidence of their effects.
by using innovative means the findings and messages of our research Implement innovative means ofcience, research and innovation; for policy makers, research funding and performing organisations, higher education institutions and other R&I actors.
The movement to make scientific research and its dissemination accessible to all levels of society.
Conducting research in such a way that allows others to have confidence and trust in the methods and the findings of the research.
Increased inclusion of citizens and societal stakeholders throughout the different phases of research and innovation cycles.
Key actors and core processes involved in the pursuit of delivering robust and relevant research results in the interests of both science and society.
Following regulations, complying with codes of conduct and taking professional, legal and ethical responsibility.
Research practices that do not constitute “research misconduct”, i.e. falsification, fabrication, and plagiarism, but fail to align with the principles of scientific integrity.
Initiation of POIESIS
Social media channels activated and website launched
Research Integrity and Quality Assurance Plan
1st Expert Workshop
Deliberative Workshops
2nd Expert Workshop
Focus Groups
Expert Interviews
3rd Expert Workshop
Open Deliberative Workshops
Scenario Workshop
End of POIESIS
