As Europe accelerates its transition towards a more sustainable future, ensuring that research and innovation (R&I) are conducted responsibly has never been more important. While R&I is essential for addressing environmental and climate-related challenges, it can also give rise to unintended ethical, social, and environmental implications. The EU-funded RE4GREEN project is helping to meet this challenge by contributing to a stronger European Research Area ethics and integrity framework, supporting researchers and research organisations in advancing the goals of the European Green Deal.
We are delighted to announce that 31 self-paced RE4GREEN micromodules are now available, offering practical, interactive learning experiences that can be completed in just 15–60 minutes.
The collection explores a wide range of timely and relevant topics, including environmental justice, sustainable research practices, AI ethics, citizen science, conflicts of interest, and the foundations of research integrity. Designed for researchers, ethics reviewers, ethics and integrity advisors, students, citizen scientists, and all those interested in responsible research and innovation, these micromodules combine practical guidance with real-world examples to support meaningful learning at your own pace.
All micromodules are hosted on The Embassy of Good Science and are easily accessible through the RE4GREEN website. Simply visit the Main Outputs section and select Training Materials to explore the full collection.
Whether you are taking your first steps into research ethics or expanding your existing expertise, the RE4GREEN micromodules provide an engaging and accessible way to strengthen your knowledge and contribute to more ethical, responsible, and sustainable research and innovation.
Start exploring the RE4GREEN Training Materials today and join us in shaping a more responsible and sustainable future for research and innovation.