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From our Bluesky
Interested in the role of research ethics committees? In this episode, Professor Mariëtte Van Den Hoven (AUMC) shares her experience using the @irecs.bsky.social materials to address ethical issues in technology like AI in healthcare. Tune in to get a deeper look ➡️ open.spotify.com/episode/2W1S...
Research ethics in the classroom - how to engage research ethics commmitee members? The case of irecs.Curious about how to teach research ethics to the next generation of researchers? 🎙️In this episode, Giulia Inguaggiato, discusses using irecs modules to train PhD candidates.
➡️ Tune in to discover the practicalities of doing good science. open.spotify.com/episode/1nz8...
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Research ethics in the classroom - how to engage PhD students? The case of irecs.
