Co-Creation Labs in Practice: Co-creating, Implementing, and Learning from Social-Oriented Science Activities
Arqus Research & Innovation project invites researchers to two mini-webinars on co-creation practices involving different stakeholders in content creation at partner universities. The first webinar will be held on 6 March 2023 at 10 a.m. (time zone CET) and the second on 20 March at 10 a.m. (time zone CET). The mini-seminars will take place online, link will be sent only to registered participants.
The researchers invited could represent all career stages, disciplines, or cross-disciplinary research fields. All the others interested in the topic from Arqus Universities are also invited to save the dates and to participate in the events.
On 6 March, Prof. Esteban Romero-Frías (University of Granada) will start with the first seminar, "Innovation labs on climate change". Assoc. Prof. Erika Vaiginiene (Vilnius University) will present a topic of Lithuanian 2050 strategy, "Lithuania 2050: Co-Creation at national level". Margot Bouhon (Cognitive Science Associate User Researcher) will present "Software to ease reading for dyslexic children". Prof. Margot Bouhon (Cognitive Science Associate User Researcher). The last presentation, "Regional Centre of Expertise (RCE) Graz-Styria – Centre for Sustainable Social Transformation" by Prof. Anke Strüver (University of Graz), will be followed by a Q&A session and discussion.
The second event on 20 March will be started by Prof. Enrico Rubaltelli (University of Padova) with a presentation "Udul - You drink, You lose, in partnership with the Municipality of Padua". Caterina Pozzan (University of Padova) will follow with a presentation, "LEAN & SAFETY CHRONIC CARE: improving chronic care pathways with Lean and safety management, in partnership with the public local health unit ULSS 2 Marca Trevigiana". The third session of Prof. Christian Pentzold (Leipzig University) is on "Creating Co-Creation. Reflections on Participation and Storytelling around the Smart Home". Prof. Giancarlo Renella (University of Padova) will finalize the seminar with "SOILBANK: Investing on the soil. Management of organic matter and water resources as the basis of large-scale ecosystem services".