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operationalizing ai ethics for learning and practice a global approach

aiolia gives a robust 3tier response to the complex challenges posed by the need to operationally interpret the eu ai act and global ai regulation 1 recognizing the gap between ethical values and their practical application in engineering aiolia pioneers a bottomup approach to operationalize ai ethics with regard to human condition and behaviour following a selection of realworld use cases aiolia translates highlevel principles into actionable and contextual guidelines cocreated by leading academic policy and ethicsaware industrial partners who represent diverse professional and geographic european and international contexts 2 aiolias commitment to contextsensitivity is deepened by crafting modular inclusive training materials following the addie methodology designed to cater to diverse learning needs hosted on the embassy of good science aiolia materials will range from lectures videos and mock reviews to such innovative formats as podcasts tiktoks and a chatbot teaching ai ethics 3 aiolias outreach is amplified by encompassing 7 research ethics and integrity networks and 3 prominent computer science networks this strategic alignment enables us to effectively recruit training participants and disseminate humancentric ethics guidelines to a wide spectrum of stakeholders from ethics experts to earlystage researchers and policymakers worldwide resolutely european aiolias vision propagates beyond eu embracing global cooperation with leading universities and think tanks in china south korea japan and canada utilizing unesco platform with its reach to africa and south asia aiolias guidelines evolve into an analytic toolbox for key international ai dialogues and processes this global perspective ensures that aiolias impact is not only significant but also sustainable contributing to fair scientific cooperation and providing concrete and culturally informed ethics instruments to shape the next generation of ai systems
new polities political thought in the first millennium

in the history of political thought late antiquity is usually considered the period when the citystate gave way to monarchy and the bible and quran took the place of plato with a focus on kingship and religion late antique political thinking so the story goes represents the antithesis of modern republicanism and secularism for far too long this teleological perspective has directed scholars toward a narrow range of topics and inhibited the recognition of different narratives and integration of nonwestern traditions instead of seeing this period as the end of the paradigmatic ancient polity namely the polis new polities proposes that it was a beginning an age of new polities indeed it witnessed the spread and consolidation of new religious ethnic and political communities their use of ancient political language to describe themselves sparked a proliferation of political discourse into new contexts to uncover the innovation and variety thus generated new polities expands the scope of research in a threefold way 1 it embraces the first millennium from the roman empire to the abbasid byzantine and carolingian empires when different traditions crystallised from a common pool of late antique material 2 it shifts the focus away from classical treatises and languages eg augustine alfarabi to a wider array of sources in many more languages from a broader range of cultures eg syriac armenian hebrew this enlarged corpus allows to chart a greater breadth of ideas and possible crosscultural influences 3 it introduces littlestudied topics such as oikonomia and the relation between human society and nature breaking down disciplinary boundaries new polities not only recovers the formation circulation and adaptation of political ideas in the first millennium but also foregrounds the importance of late antique and early medieval societies in the wider history of political thought
dancemap innovation pathways and policies to promote european dance heritage at home and abroad

the heritage of 20th century dance in europe is largely invisible and in real danger of being lost works that are no longer being performed even from the recent past are forgotten their memory confined to small and fragmented communities of artists and practitionersdancemap proposes an ambitious strategy for safeguarding and promoting dance heritage it is a map both in the geographical sense showcasing examples of successful dance heritage initiatives all over europe and making them accessible for a wider global public and in the sense of a blueprint or roadmap towards effective and sustainable policy solutions at regional national and european level combining excellence in research and extensive experience of delivering innovative dance heritage initiatives at the national level the dancemap consortium has developed an integrated crosssectoral approach that incorporates research data science artistic practice outreach advocacy and policymaking the consortium is a 16strong alliance of research centres universities archives arts organisations and leading policy experts who recognise that dance represents values which are central to the european project it is a collaborative nonlogocentric embodied practice that mirrors european conviviality and draws on marginal experiences and perspectives which along with connotations of femininity and queerness have contributed to dances low status and lack of funding relative to other art forms with this project the consortium makes the case that european dance heritage is overlooked in its ability to build a contemporary image of the eu as a progressive diverse and inclusive political entity one of its aims is to ensure that dance is included in the common european data space for cultural heritage eccch as a use case for other embodied practices
assessing the adaptive role of subindividual trait variation via epigenetic changes for ecosystem functioning under climate change

variability is one of the few consistent characteristics of biological systems occurring at different levels of organization from biomes to individuals moreover at individual level a vast amount of trait variation occurs within single individuals of modular organisms such as plants subindividual trait variation is mainly due to organ level phenotypic plasticity and it has an epigenetic basis in plants subindividual trait variation occurs between multiple repeated organs such as different leaves fruits flowers and which are reruns of the same genotype under different microenvironmental conditions subindividual variation can be larger than among individual or among population variation being a major source of phenotypic variation in nature however because subindividual variation is generated within individual genotypes it has been inaccurately assumed to be invisible to ecological or evolutionary processes therefore its adaptative role to global changes as well as the associated potential impact on ecosystem functioning is currently unknown given the importance of biodiversity for ecosystem functioning and mitigation of anthropogenic change understanding the evolutionary and ecological consequences of a vast biodiversity asset such as subindividual trait variation is a major scientific and societal challenge the main goal of this marie sklodowskacurie fellowship is to evaluate the role of subindividual variation for plant adaptation to climatic change and to quantify the knockon effects on ecosystem functions to achieve this goal ms proposes a multigenerational artificialselection and ecosystem experiment at a stateoftheart experimental research facility the ecotron of montpellier equipped for automatic highfrequency measurements of multiple ecosystem processes eg co2 net ecosystem exchange water use efficiency and stable isotope 13co2 labeling for estimation of soil carbon storage
finding the lost library hernando colns dispersed books worldwide

the overarching aim of the filol project is to track down for the first time the dispersed books from hernando colns universal library in the early 16th century hernando coln 14881539 established in seville the first documentation centre in the western world in which he aimed to gather copies of every book on every subject in every language almost the entirety of his collection was comprised of printed books unlike other renaissance intellectuals coln collected not only fine editions but also the products of popular publishing such as pamphlets almanacs and other ephemera colns library was therefore the first official repository of the written products of what was considered universal culture destined in most cases to disappear precisely because of their physical fragility to manage the 15000 books he collected coln designed a revolutionary system of crossreferenced catalogues relating to the authors subjects extracts and summaries of his volumes after colns death most of his books were dispersed and today only about 4000 volumes from his original collection survive in the biblioteca colombina in seville in addition to extensive losses immediately following colns death books continued to go missing from the bc into the late 19th century frequently winding up on the antiquarian book market the filol project will attempt to describe and locate a significant portion of the universal librarys dispersed volumes making them available in a catalogue hosted in the openaccess database book of books developed by the team of the ucph project hernando colns book of books this will be accomplished through a crossreference examination of the complete set of colns library catalogues and an innovative research methodology focused on the analysis of the antiquarian book markets bibliographic tools to track the mobility of early printed books in the modern and contemporary age
evolutionary island biogeography origins and maintenance of fish biodiversity in marine lakes

for over 150 years insular environments have played a key role in biological research as they provide an explicit spatial and temporal context in which to study the processes behind biodiversity traditionally the origin and maintenance of biodiversity in islands has been studied from the ecological aspects of biogeography such as immigration colonization and extinction while microevolutionary processes such as adaptation were ignored biodiversity in islands depends not only on colonization but also on the successful establishment via biological adaptations and on speciation the integration of microevolution with island biogeography theory ibt is a crucial next step here i propose to use marine lakes islands of seawater surrounded by land to shed light on the origin and maintenance of fish biodiversity by understanding the interaction between colonization extinction and adaptation to achieve this i will compare marine lakes of similar ages sizes and environmental conditions but differing in the level of isolation to the sea in raja ampat indonesia first i will examine how isolation and fish dispersalrelated traits affect species diversity and composition in marine lakes i will document marine lakes biodiversity patterns using video camera recordings and i will collate information on traits from public data repositories second i will test how isolation affects colonization and extinction by documenting historic colonizationextinction dynamics 750 years before the present using edna from sediment cores finally i will test how isolation affects local adaptation by examining signatures of adaptation in marine lakes with different levels of connectivity to the sea using population genetics this unique combination of study system data and novel analyses to integrate microevolution with ibt will provide a more comprehensive understanding of the process responsible for the origin and maintenance of biodiversity
lacewing venom linking the molecular and phenotypic evolution of adaptive traits

understanding the ability of species to adapt to their environment or their evolvability is central to evolutionary biology most traits are complex in that their phenotype results from the contributions of many genes with small sometimes nonadditive effects while quantitative genetics has been instrumental in showing that short term evolvability depends on additive genetic variation it ignores details of the molecular underpinnings of phenotypic characters that are crucial for the production and maintenance of additive genetic variation and therefore evolvability at longer time scale this impacts our understanding of evolvability and calls for model traits that enable the integration of quantitative and molecular genetics venoms are great model systems for this purpose they are convergent sets of traits wellsuited for comparative studies and their phenotypes result from the combined actions of a relatively small number of secreted functionally repurposed proteins or toxins that can be identified characterised and quantified this project focuses on the venoms of neuroptera which venoms remain unstudied despite providing a unique opportunity among venomous animals to combine omics techniques and comparative molecular and morphological evolution with evolutionary quantitative genetics this multidisciplinary approach will elucidate the genetic and evolutionary mechanisms that underlie the emergence of venoms as complex evolutionary novelties and identify the molecular properties that facilitate or constrain their evolution across micro and macroevolutionary timescales thus the project will test central hypotheses about venom evolvability but it is also likely to yield novel bioactive molecules with potential use as molecular tools and agrochemical leads it will also establish venom as model systems that enable integration of quantitative and molecular genetics thereby addressing a major methodological challenge in evolutionary biology
enhancing scientific capacity for energy poverty

today over 41 million eu citizens are unable to access essential energy services and suffered from energy poverty this led the european commission ec to consider energy poverty a major societal challenge in bosnia and herzegovina around 7015 of households are found to be energy poor it is well recognized that solving of energy poverty problem can have multiple benefits on health air quality comfort and wellbeing and improved household budgets boosting economic growth and prosperity in the region solutions for energy poverty are related to the search for energy efficiency which calls for longterm sector specific interventions focusing on several causes of energy vulnerability and affecting other policy areas such as energy justice social health economy co2 emissions reductions and other macroeconomic areas solving this problem in any country demands close cooperation among different sectors research technology policy law innovation sociology and economy that is why solutions for eliminating energy poverty require an innovative interdisciplinary and structural approach with strong cooperation across countries and across sectors enpower will lead the transformative change in bosnia and herzegovina bh to strengthen the scientific reputation attractiveness and networking channels of the university of banja luka unibl through supporting its innovation and research excellence in energy poverty and justice energy sustainable buildings energy efficiency smart energy human capital development and application of innovative approaches cocreative solution finding with business and policy makers as well as in involvement of different ecosystems of innovation through the newly formed building advisory system living lab baslab which will be developed through cooperation with distinguished eu partners with established scientific excellence
security protection tools for networked medical devices

septon aims to address the gap in the generic technologies and processes referring to the it network infrastructure with a holistic approach towards reinforcing nmd security within the healthcare centre premises the project will advance cuttingedge solutions in healthcare cybersecurity targeting the aforementioned health providers and particularly focusing on networked medical devices nmds the septon approach will result in a comprehensive cybersecurity toolkit providing tools and mechanisms to be used in hospitals and care centres for a the protection of networked medical devices including wearable and implantable devices and using techniques such as polymorphism b the secure and privacy preserving data exchanges between nmds utilising techniques such as blockchain differential privacy and encryption c behavioural anomaly detection utilising a cybersecurity analytics framework coupled with machine learning techniques and hardware acceleration for increased performance and d nmd vulnerability assessment the usability of the proposed solutions will be tested in a realistic setup via extensive pilot trials facilitated by the participation of two healthcare organisations
the european unions support to the intergovernmental sciencepolicy platform on biodiversity and ecosystem services ipbes

the overall objective for this action is to support the intergovernmental sciencepolicy platform on biodiversity and ecosystem services ipbes and the implementation of its rolling work programme up to 2030 as set out in annex i to decision ipbes71 the ipbes rolling work programme up to 2030 aims to advance the achievement of the overall objective of ipbes which is to strengthen the sciencepolicy interface for biodiversity and ecosystem services for the conservation and sustainable use of biodiversity longterm human wellbeing and sustainable development
home waves homemaking and life trajectories in floodrisk areas of central mozambique

howa is an interdisciplinary research project belonging to critical african studies examining how homemaking is reshaped under flood risk exposure in central mozambique the project is premised on the conception of homes as speaking subjects telling us about the entanglements between individual paths kinship the environment and the sociopolitical context in mozambiques lowincome contexts as elsewhere in africa people speak through their homes housebuilding is a selfauthored material and symbolic nonverbal language and therefore a fertile analytical field in conditions of material social and symbolic disruption as is the case with repeated experiences of flooding homemaking and house building together reveal the complex life paths enacted within and without them floods are a major and increasingly frequent cause of disaster in eastern subsaharan africa 30 of mozambicans live in permanent flood vulnerability howa investigates how homemaking is reshaped in terms of i materiality ii sociality and iii temporality under enduring flood exposure and displacement it examines which life trajectories are enacted by entangled with and redirect through the act of homemaking before and after flood exposure a relational and interdisciplinary approach is applied to the multiple dimensions of displacement and resettling different types of settings urban neighbourhoods resettlement sites transitional areas are studied with clusters of methods guided by an ethnographic and house biographical approach the method itself becomes a form of activism enacted through the research process by innovatively combining analysis of homemaking displacement and life trajectories howa indepth microscale studies hold both social and policy relevance in a time in which disasterrelated displacement of vulnerable people is becoming more frequent transforming interventions through revealing the links between risk and spatial and social belonging
advisor network for optimal fertilisers use

stratus extending over 60 months aims to connect advisors across europe for accelerating knowledge creation and sharing on integrated fertilization management supporting farmers to bring this knowledge into practice to achieve the ambition of the farm to fork and biodiversity strategies thus reducing nutrient losses to the environment while maintaining soil fertility for this stratus will create an euwide advisory network through the creation of three transnational subnetworks fertilization innovation networks fin on precision farming biobased fertilisers and soil quality sq in which trained advisors will collect a total of 104 good practices gps and research innovations ris on optimal fertiliser use and will identify at least 48 best practices bps as the result of the systemic feasibility assessment of the gps and ris in addition stratus will also ensure the integration of the advisors in the ms akis as well as the adaptation of the project work to the local conditions through the creation of 10 communities of practices cops in 10 partners countries established with local akis actors following the ma approach based on these bps stratus will develop 60 demonstrations and training material that will facilitate advisors to exchange knowledge experiences and key challenges for advisory practice through cross visits in all ms and cops all the knowledge generated in the project will become available through an inventory hosted in the digital platform of the stratus project stratus will determine the model for the exploitation model of the platform besides the selfsustainability of the euwide advisory network stratus will cover all eu27 ms eleven 11 ms are covered directly by project partners while the other are covered through being members of eufras and seasn and projects advisory organisations in charge of mirroring knowledge exchange
feasible recovery of critical raw materials through a new circular ecosystem for a liion battery crossvalue chain in europe

the negative environmental impacts results from the linear take make dispose and dominant economic models of our time traditionally adopted by decisionmaking of main stakeholders around mobility are changing thank to evs irruption but lithiumion batteries libs are not yet green enough to reduce mobility footprint to lowest levels thus recycling has to be developed to achieve higher efficiencies and recovery rates to reintroduce critical raw materials from endoflife eol libs recycling technology is still at the labscale due to the complex structure of eol libs currently pyrometallurgy is the most applied method in the industry although this process does not need pretreatment its energywasting the equipment investment is large and it will cause serious pollution in response to these problems many companies have developed hydrometallurgical processes that can recover li and al with low energy consumption however it requires pretreatment leaching purification and other steps and it could be a long way free4lib aims to develop at trl 56 technologies to achieve 6 new sustainable and efficient processes to recycle eol libs dismantling pretreatment and 4 materials recovery processes delivering innovative recycling solutions to reach highly efficient materials recovery metal oxides metals and polymers improving the supply of secondary resources at eu level free4lib also will deliver 3 processes aiming at metals and polymers reusing and electrode synthesis for remanufacturing new libs and it will study options to harness nonreusable elements it will also deliver a battery passport bp methodology to improve processes traceability besides 2 open platforms will be deployed bp and datadriven models for the processs optimisation at end to validate and spread free4lib new libs will be assembled on battery packs and engagement activities with citizens policymakers and battery stakeholder will be carried out respectively