This podcast series explores projects about inclusive research innovation (IRI) in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM). IRI takes place whenever STEM scholars actively integrate the diversity of human beings in their work, contributing to inclusive processes and results. Join Dr. Claudia Werker from Delft University of Technology as she talks with colleagues across numerous disciplines about their challenges and successes engaging in IRI in STEM.
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Podcast on Inclusive Research and Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics is a science podcast hosted by Dr. Claudia Werker, with 12 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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Podcast on Inclusive Research and Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Inclusive Cities and Finance through Stakeholder Involvement
Sep 2, 202518 min
Stakeholder involvement we have been discussing as core element developing concepts such as Responsible Research and Innovation or Values by Design. Yet how can we involve stakeholders, i.e. those affected by innovation and research processes and outcomes – yet not able to influence them. Dr. Almudena de la Mata (CEO of BlockchAIn Intelligence) shares her methodological insights of how to do this. Giving concrete examples, she explains to the host, Dr. Claudia Werker (Delft University of Technology) how to do it to make cities and finance more inclusive. Solutions do not only increase the participation of stakeholders, e.g. by giving women better access to financial services but might also involve nudging them to choose for better solutions by providing a blockchain-based reward system in the case of more inclusive cities.
Podcast on Inclusive Research and Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Inclusive Health Care for Women
May 20, 202529 minS0
<p>In health care women are still treated as if they are small men even though they are not. We know very well that women and men suffer from different illnesses, present with different symptoms while suffering of the same illness, and react differently to medication. While there are some best practices scattered across the various disciplines of medical health, an overarching picture of what is needed for inclusive health care for women is missing.</p><p>Please listen to one of the women who are about to change this: Prof. Dr. Hanneke Takkenberg, affiliated with both the Erasmus Medical...
Podcast on Inclusive Research and Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
Turning data of diverse human beings into Inclusive Research and Innovation in STEM
Apr 8, 202536 minS0
<p>Data is a major challenge for IRI in STEM. Collecting data of diverse individual human beings comes with at least two major challenges. The first one is being in line with the legislation on privacy and data use. This often includes dealing with ethical issues that might arise. The second one is analysing this data in a meaningful way. </p><p>In this podcast we meet Dr. Nikolas Dintzer and Dr. Santosh Ilamparuthi, two data stewards of Delft University of Technology. They share their insights on how to collect and analyse (sensitive) data of diverse, sometimes vulnerable, human beings...
Podcast on Inclusive Research and Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
How can policy enable Inclusive Research and Innovation in STEM happen?
Feb 26, 202521 minS0
<p>Policy can be a crucial enabler of IRI in STEM. In this episode, Dr. Frauke Frauke Hoss, policy officer at DG GROW working on policy for internal market and industry at the European Commission, explains how this is possible to the host, Dr. Claudia Werker, Delft University of Technology.</p><p>Frauke has been working diligently to make products safer for all kinds of users in the past. One important step has been the study on the inclusiveness of anthropometrics in European harmonised standards. The results of this study show how diverse people in the EU are. And this matt...
Podcast on Inclusive Research and Innovation in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics
How to do Inclusive Research and Innovation (IRI) in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)?
Jan 16, 202511 minS0
<p>In this episode we look back at what we learned from our guests in season one of this podcast series on IRI in STEM. TianQing Yen and I discuss what stood out and what is our take-away. We end with a brief peak-review for season two.</p>
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