This course in responsible research will be run in person at Imperial College London by Michael Barany (University of Edinburgh, School of Social and Political Science)
Monday 8 November
3pm: Arrival, welcome
3:10: Mathematical Biographies exercise and discussion
3:55: Break and break-time exercise: mentorship and menteeship philosophies
4:10: Training, team-based research, menteeship, professionalism, when communities go bad
4:40: Where are Random Systems? Exercise leading into short break, followed by discussion.
5:35: Mini-lecture/discussion and setup for tomorrow: history of randomness and society.
6pm: departure
Tuesday 9 November
10am: Arrival, historical reading and discussion: randomness and order.
10.30: Quetelet data and models exercise.
11.15: Break and break-time exercise: What can you do with a Random System?
11.35: Defining and evaluating impact.
12.15: Exercise leading into lunch break: fairness, accountability, and transparency.
1.00: Discussion of exercise and RRI as an academic field.
1.25: World of Random Systems exercise and discussion of stakeholders and constituencies.
2.10: Closing discussion, preparing for next steps, wrap up
2.25: Finish
