Forum on Digital Ethics in Research
October 17/18, 2022
Institut Imagine, Paris and online
The presentations are published on a Youtube channel and can also be viewed individually (see below). The missing presentations will be posted as soon as the authors have given their permission.
The 2023 edition is can be found here: https://www.ercim.eu/beyond-compliance
Researchers in digital sciences face tough ethical questions in their daily activity for which there aren't yet consensual answers among the research community. The forum "Beyond Compliance" aims at advancing the discussion about those issues. The target audience is composed by researchers and Research Ethics Boards. The event consists of keynotes, presentations, tutorials and interactive sessions, and provides ample time for open discussions. Different outcomes are envisioned, including some which may be directed towards policy makers. (Abstract)
Program
Day 1: Monday, October 17th
09:15-09:30
Welcome words
09:30-10:30
Keynote (chair: Claude Kirchner)
Raja Chatila (Sorbonne University, CNPEN)
Responsible development use and governance of AI [slides]
10:45-12:30
Session 1 - Research ethics in a cross-disciplinary and global setting (chair: Gabriel David)
Philip Brey (University of Twente) [via zoom]
Research ethics guidelines for the computer and information sciences [slides]
Bernd Stahl (De Montfort University) [via zoom]
Realising ethics and responsible innovation in a large neuroinformatics project [slides]
Sally Wyatt (Maastricht University) [via zoom]
New digital research possibilities/Old ethical forms
14:15-16:00
Session 2 - Research ethics review (chair: Catherine Tessier)
Dirk Lanzerath (University of Bonn) [via zoom]
Ethics reviews in modern research: learning from medical RECs [slides]
Jeroen van der Ham (University of Twente) [via zoom]
Beyond “human subject”: the challenges of ethics oversight in digital science [slides]
Casey Fiesler (University of Colorado Boulder) [via zoom]
Data is people: research ethics and the limits of human subjects review
16:15-18:00
Session 3 - Research ethics in the era of big data and AI (chair: Andreas Rauber)
Rowena Rodrigues (Trilateral Research) [via zoom]
Looking back, moving forward: AI research ethics [slides]
Inioluwa Deborah Raji (Mozilla Foundation) [via zoom]
Research accountability in machine learning
Michael Bernstein (Stanford University) [via zoom]
Ethics and society review: ethics reflection as a precondition to research funding [slides]
Day 2: Tuesday, October 18th
09:00-10:30
Session 4 - Tutorial on research ethics for PhD students and young researchers (chair: Eric Germain)
Catherine Tessier (Onera, CNPEN)
[slides]
10:45-12:30
Session 5 - Research ethics training (chair: Eric Germain)
Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic (Chalmers University) [via zoom]
Research-based perspective in teaching ethics to engineering students [slides]
Karën Fort (Sorbonne University) [via zoom]
Teaching ethics in NLP: DIY (do it yourself) [slides]
Catherine Tessier (Onera, CNPEN)
Research ethics training: debating is learning [slides]
14:15-16:00
Session 6 - New challenges and opportunities for research ethics (chair: Sylvain Petitjean)
Panagiotis Kavouras (National Technical University of Athens) [via zoom]
Open science: hopes, challenges and the intervention of ROSiE project [slides]
Sylvie Delacroix (University of Birmingham) [via zoom]
Data Trusts and the need for bottom-up data empowerment infrastructure [slides]
Yves-Alexandre de Montjoye (Imperial College London) [via zoom]
The search for anonymous data - From de-identification to privacy-preserving systems
16:00-16:15
Closing remarks
Location
Institut Imagine
24 Boulevard du Montparnasse
75015 Paris
France
To facilitate getting accommodation during the forum, we list some hotels near the venue:
- Hotel Korner Montparnasse
- Best Western Hotel Le Montparnasse
- l'hôtel La Parizienne
- Hotel Le Littré
- Hôtel Louison Rive Gauche
- Pullman Paris Montparnasse
If you are interested to participate or if you would like to receive more information, please contact the organisers at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Organization committee: ERCIM Ethics Working Group
- Claude Kirchner (Inria, CNPEN)
- Sylvain Petitjean (Inria)
- Andreas Rauber (SBA)
- Christos Alexakos (ISI)
- Fabian Eberle (SBA)
- Gabriel David (INESC)
- Guenter Koch (HCM)
- Pablo Cesar (CWI)
- Vera Sarkol (CWI)
ERCIM is a consortium of leading European research institutions committed to information technology and applied mathematics.
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