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3- Why a Code of Conduct for Responsible Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies Research? (V) The Recommendation, through the Member States, addresses all stakeholders in N&N Research, Proposes the adoption and promotion of a Code of Conduct for Responsible N&N Research, Invites them to apply the Precautionary Principle and other above political commitments to N&N Research. 4- The Code of Conduct (II) ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN (27) – Good governance of the N&N research (17) Stakeholders awareness, (7) Favouring an inclusive approach (3) Key priorities (4) Prohibition, restrictions or limitations (3) – Due respect of precaution (7) Protection of people (4) Reduction of uncertainty (3) – Wide dissemination and monitoring (3) 86 4- The Code of Conduct (I) GENERAL PRINCIPLES (1) Meaning (2) Sustainability (3) Precaution (4) Inclusiveness (5) Excellence (6) Innovation (7) Responsibility 4- The Code of Conduct (III) ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN (27) – Stakeholders awareness, (7) Open and pluralistic forum for discussion Make information accessible and understandable Share best practices in N&N research Scientific peer-review Scientific integrity Application of existing laws and regulations Applying ethical review requirements
Applying ethical review requirements How to approach proposals involving Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies (N&N) in Ethical Review? The Ethical Review Panel should report in the ERR: – Any violation of fundamental rights or fundamental ethical principles, at either the research or development stages; – Fundamental rights implications of any possible restrictions on informed consent and on publication of research results related to human health; – Particularly relevant for ethical review of dual-use linked to N&N research. 4- The Code of Conduct (IV) ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN (27) – Favouring an inclusive approach (3) Inclusive discussions Participatory foresight exercises Open N&N research 87 Applying ethical review requirements Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies (N&N) and Ethical Review –Specific research activities aiming to gain a better understanding of ethical, legal and societal impacts of the new fields opened by N&N; –Degree of awareness of researchers of the Code of Conduct for Responsible N&N Research itself and of the opinion of the EGE on the ethical aspects of nanomedicine; –The extent to which the future implications have been taken into account, notably through participatory foresight processes involving ethical committees; 4- The Code of Conduct (V) ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN (27) –Key priorities (4) N&N standards (terminology, measurement, reference) Risk assessment, metrology and standardisation Priority to protection Balanced assessments
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SPECIAL LECTURE The new Russian pro
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