Time

Agenda point

12.00-12.30

Welcome (with sandwiches)  

12.30-13.00

Method Talk

Sergio Urueña – “How Radical Are ELSI/ELSA Frameworks? Foregrounding Critical-Reflective Affordances in STI Governance”

13.00-14.00

Fishbowl | Cluster 1: ELSA and policy

• Mónika Nogel – “Building and Undermining Trust in Genetic Testing for Medical Purposes: Ethical, Legal, and Social Implications” 
• Silvia Tessaro Trapani – “From Clouds to Ground: Operationalizing Human Oversight in Business Practice “
• Dirk Hommrich – “ELSA Assessment for Medical Devices: Before MDR Approval or After Conformity and Certification?”

Discussion: How can we practically integrate legal analysis and assessments with ethical and social aspects?

14.00-14.30

Coffee break

14.30-15.15

Invited presentation I
Mirjam Plantinga – Collaboration in the Dutch ELSA Lab Community: Experiences and Insights

15.15-16.15

Fishbowl | Cluster 2 – ELSA, medical research and bioethics

• Felix Tirschmann & Kirsten Brukamp – “Ethical, legal, and social aspects (ELSA) during the development of health technologies: the role of participation”
• Hans Radder – “Medical research without patents: an integrated ELSE approach” (ONLINE)
• Isabelle Pirson and Nienke de Graeff – “The ‘embedded turn’ in technology ethics - A typology and appraisal of embedded ethics approaches for emerging biomedical technologies“

• : Between acceptance and acceptabilty - Is stakeholder participation the right strategy for ethical and social aspect analysis?

16.15-16.30

Break 

16.30-17.00

Method Talk 

Anja Pichl – “Integrating ethics with science and technology development: Taking integration a step further” 

17.00-17.15

Wrap-up 

18.30/19.00

Dinner

Time

Agenda Point

9.30-10.15

Invited Presentation II 

Vincent Blok - Operationalizing ELSA research in ELSA labs: towards a multi-level perspective on ethics of AI

10.15-11.15

Fishbowl | Cluster 3: ELSA and emerging tech

• Felix Gnisa et al. – “Making ELSI usable? Ethical, legal and social implications in contradictory social realities. The case of robot use in the kindergarten”
• Clare Shelley-Egan – “Understanding and creating the conditions for ELSA research in a national quantum ecosystem (ONLINE)
• Sabine Ammon & Nora Schönherr – “Ethical Vision Design as an ELSA intervention in the early stages of innovation processes”

Discussion: How can ELSA shape innovation meaningfully?

11.15-11.30

Break

11.30-12.00

Method talk
Lorina Buhr & Silke Schicktanz – “If ELS-X is the solution, what has been the problem? Reflections on technology- vs. problem-driven ELS-X research” (ONLINE)

12.00-12.45

Invited Presentation III

Bruno Gransche – Between Ambition and Application: The Gap Between ELSI/RRI and Practice

12.45-13:45

Standing Lunch

13:45-14:30

Discussion

Towards a white paper

14.30-15:00

Wrap-up & open end