Ethics and privacy in data analysis using the example of personal health information | join the seminar with Matthias Pocs
How to address the topics of ethics, privacy and personal data in research projects? How to properly incorporate these aspects into data processing and interpretation? What is and should be the interaction between technology development and the legal or ethical dimensions of security and privacy?
Are you interested to know the answers? On October 19, join the Do (N)ASK online seminar with Matthias Pocs, legal research specialist and research director at Stelar Security Technology Law Research.
This talk raises the importance of ethics, privacy and security in data analysis and processing using examples from research projects and regulation in the area of data protection and health informatics. Data analysis is key to understanding the world around us and making informed decisions. This analysis is also a key aspect of scientific research and projects. With the increasing reliance on data, addressing the ethical, privacy and confidentiality issues that arise during data collection, processing, and interpretation is necessary. Ethical data analysis includes considering potential harm or injustice to individuals or groups and taking necessary steps to mitigate these issues. By adhering to ethical guidelines and data protection regulations such as the GDPR, we can strive to increase the security of sensitive data.
Join us on October 19, Thursday, at 11 am. The seminar will be held in English and registration is required in this link.