The ResiStand Final Conference: boosting disaster resilience through standardisation
ResiStand is a a two-year project (May 2016 – April 2018) that aims to identify new ways to improve the crisis management and disaster resilience capabilities of the European Union and individual Member States through standardisation. On the 17th and 18th January 2018, ResiStand’s partners gathered in Berlin, Germany to discuss the ResiStand Process and […]
Combining technology and social sciences for sustainable innovation
Trilateral Research’s integrated approach combines technology and social sciences to deliver sustainable impact. In fact, our interdisciplinary team is made of data scientists, computer scientists, social scientists and ethical and legal experts. We employ co-design methodologies with end users to develop, test and implement state of the art technologies. Our solutions pay attention to the […]
Assessing the Privacy and Ethical Impacts of new technologies: the RAMSES project case study
With expertise in privacy, data protection and ethics, Trilateral support responsible innovation and the operationalisation of privacy and data protection. A prime example of our work in this area is the use of a Privacy and Ethics Impact Assessment in the RAMSES project. The RAMSES project The RAMSES project is a collaboration between 11 European […]
What impact will new technologies have on our lives? Job losses or new opportunities?
Trilateral Research’s SIENNA team is researching the social, economic and environmental impacts of new technologies. As part of the SIENNA project (a Horizon 2020 project funded by the European Union), Trilateral Research is conducting socio-economic and environmental impact assessments of human enhancement technologies, artificial intelligence and robotics to provide insights that will help advance the […]
AI ethics, foresight and ethics by design: Digital Ethics Summit
The Digital Ethics Summit held in December 2017 focussed on AI ethics, foresight and ethics by design. The messages coming out of the summit are highly relevant for everyone who is interested in the socio-economical impacts of emerging technologies. Rowena Rodrigues, Trilateral’s Senior Research Analysts and SIENNA deputy coordinator, provide here an overview of the […]
Working together to address extreme ideologies and polarisation
Trilateral Research is developing a proposal for an EU funded project focused on addressing extreme ideologies and polarisation. We are looking to collaborate with key actors (e.g., policy makers, government officials), institutions (e.g., educational institutions, health institutions, faith groups, Law Enforcement Agencies) and organisations (e.g., civil society organisations, charities) involved in addressing extreme ideologies and […]
Tailoring solutions to meet ethical implications within EU projects
The focus of ethical implications within EU projects is not to police and identify consequences, but to push forward and find solutions. IN-PREP is a large innovation action H2020 project in the domain of Crisis Management that focuses on the preparedness phase. The programme seeks to build a training and planning system that prepares emergency […]
Working together to enable responsible, secure and sustainable data-driven innovation in the transport sector
Trilateral is looking for partners to support the deployment of smart mobility, connected transport applications and vehicles in Europe by ensuring responsible data-driven innovation. We will coordinate and build a consortium for the upcoming EU H2020 project call focused on: “New regulatory frameworks to enable effective deployment of emerging technologies and business/operating models for all […]
What will future governments look like?
As new internet and communication technologies are transforming the idea of an Open Government into an achievable and upcoming reality, we want to engage with as many different communities as possible to ask for their feedback on our new Open Government blueprint. The CLARITY project is supporting the Open eGovernment community in Europe in outlining […]
Drones: new applications, new privacy considerations
Trilateral Research is working to raise awareness of privacy, including data protection requirements, among both recreational and commercial drone users with our work on the DroneRules.EU project. To take full advantage of the benefits of drone applications, while ensuring their responsible use, the DroneRules.EU project website aims to become the ‘one-stop-shop’ for drone users, offering […]
