TTF Ethics Brown Bag Lunch
TTF Ethics Brown Bag Lunch – Handling Money in Research
Compensating research participants for their time is standard practice, yet determining the right form and amount of compensation can be surprisingly complex. While monetary payment is appropriate in some contexts, […]
TTF Ethics brown bag lunch discussions – Co-design as a research method
Co-design is a research method in which researchers and participants work collaboratively to define the research question, methods, and outputs. It aims to empower participants and ensures that research projects […]
TTF Ethics brown bag lunch discussions – WEIRDly Biased LLMs
Large language models (LLMs) such as ChatGPT appear to be biased toward WEIRD (Western, Educated, Industrialized, Rich, Democratic) populations. Research has shown that LLMs often behave WEIRDly, even when prompted […]
TTF Ethics brown bag lunch discussions – Human Research Ordinance – New regulations
20 October, 12.15-13.15 – Human Research Ordinance – New regulations The Human Research Ordinance (HRO) was revised in 2024, introducing important new requirements for research involving human participants. In this […]