Science, Technology and Innovation Policy
Science, technology and innovation are by now widely regarded as the very foundation of economic development in OECD countries. Accordingly, policy-makers have increasingly become concerned with the role of science, technology and innovation policy to promote economic performance and now, also for the solution of societal challenges.
In this program, we seek to reflect on questions such as how can policy promote a better infrastructure to support innovation? What can be done to make sure that the existing technological and scientific infrastructure are effectively utilized across industries? How to incorporate more technologists and scientists across different industry sectors? How to distribute grants and financial support for innovative research and development? How to increase productivity and technological innovation in traditional industries? How to promote effective cooperation schemes between the public sector with the private sector and civil society organizations?
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Solving the fashion industry’s waste problem via community-driven innovation
Authors: Nicole Stein & Vered Blass The fashion industry’s status as one of the most polluting industries is…

Who’s to blame when artificial intelligence systems cause damage?
Introduction: How Can AI systems Cause Damage? Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) systems are used in various contexts of our…

An Algorithm for Peace? AI in International Peace Mediation
When we think about AI in the context of international conflict, the more immediate associations are probably related…
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