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During COVID-19, so-called ‘citizen data scientists’ started popping up. Regular citizens who analysed and visualised data to explain the development of the virus elevated the public debate and improved official responses.

New technology has become an indispensable part of everyday life. However, with this development comes new dilemmas. Which is why the Government has appointed an expert group who will develop suggestions on how to set the framework for tech giants.

Feminist speed-knowledge sharing, tech-dilemma games with the Danish Council on Ethics or debate on diversity and sustainable investments on a fishing boat? Lots to choose from - meet our researchers at Folkemødet, it's all about inequality, diversity and digital transformations.

The international festival on documentaries, CPH:DOX, has a special focus on science this year – not just in the DOX:SCIENCE programme, but in the festival as such. Which is why Copenhagen Business School with its three cross disciplinary research platforms joins again as content partner, following last year’s success where many thousands followed the online opening of the science programme and other debates. This time our researchers are ready to discuss how research can contribute to the solution of global challenges such as inequality, digital transformations and diversity. CPH:DOX runs from 23 March-3 April and this time it is LIVE – so check out the programme and find your seat at the cinema and for the engaging debates.