Thanks for this great meeting and presentations. I learned a lot. Gotta run to another appointmet. Best. Wolfgang

For those interested, one of the papers I mentioned in the presentation is Andrea Jimenez et al 2022, A decolonial approach to innovation - available here: https://eprints.whiterose.ac.uk/185327/1/00220388.2022.pdf

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It seems that my system does not allow me to intervene now. I shall send my comments separately by e-mail. Anyway, I have a few observations:

It is also important to consider the approach to learning and change/innovation that exists in the Global South, and that is sometimes invisible in literature due to language barriers but also due to how scientific research is structured.

1) human well-being as the goal (normative)2) human as actors in dynamic processes of STI and accelerating SDGs3) humans as learners, and the learning processes  

Thank you Cristina - I think it would be great to include the AI, humans and ethics aspects in the research agenda, I can think of a number of researchers specialising deeply in AI and Ethics we could call upon

Very true @Jaime, that's an important consideration to add to the future research as well

Please everybody note Jaime's point above - this came up in the Literature Review - in our forthcoming research agenda we particularly want to also hear from scholars from the global South - wherever they publish.

Thank you all for attending - we hope to work together with you as we take this research agenda forward!

thank you