A surprisingly high proportion of European citizens are ambiguous about human responsibility in climate change. This group is especially susceptible to disinformation and is large enough to hinder climate action.

We spoke with chair of the report Frank Kelly, Emeritus Professor of the Mathematics of Systems at the University of Cambridge.   The world's oldest independent scientific academy, the Royal Society, dedicated to promoting excellence in science, has published a new report on the challenge of scientific...

Just a few days after Russia's invasion of Ukraine, European researchers and students are showing unprecedented solidarity towards Ukrainian academics and students. Under the hashtag #scienceforukraine, scientists, research organisations and laboratories voluntarily offer office space, short-term paid...

Exclusive interview: Lara Clements on the latest Wellcome Global Monitor report, the world's largest study into how people think and feel about science.

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Interview with Branislava Lalic, associate professor in the Faculty of Agriculture at the University of Novi Sad.     What does RRI mean to you, and how is it a part of your research environment?   Branislava Lalic: From my point of view, RRI is a way of living. In an ideal world, we would not need RRI...

Interview with Sven Schlarb, scientist at AIT Austrian Institute of Technology GmbH.     How is the Co-Change project contributing to research in your institution?   Sven Schlarb: The Co-Change project combines researchers who think about ethical principles with projects that integrate these principles...

How to build ethics and foresight into every stage of the research process, from design to implementation.