Bringing together academia, industry, and local organisations across all disciplines with the aim of opening up and applying cross-discipline research ethics, contributing to ethical-centric practice and research.

Introduction
This year the University of Exeter will be hosting the Research Ethics Conference 2021.

This conference is cross-discipline and hosts academics, students, local stakeholders and members of the community/society who have an interest in research ethics to share knowledge, best practice and help to raise an understanding of the importance of research and practical ethics, which can sometimes run the danger of being misinterpreted, underplayed or merely viewed as a ‘tick box’ exercise.

This conference will provide a space and opportunity for presenters to share their findings collected through ethical practices, as well as any ethical dilemmas that arise from developing ethical standards around primary data collection or in the interpretation of statistics and other secondary data.

Abstract submission

• Submission deadline 15 March 2021
• To read information about abstracts and submission, please click here to check out the REC2021 website.
• To submit an abstract (including papers, panels, roundtable etc) please click here.
• To submit a workshop, please click here.
• To submit a poster, please click here.

Keynote Speakers
We are please to announce that our keynote speakers have now been confirmed. REC2021 are pleased to welcome:

• Sabina Leonelli from the University of Exeter
• Dr Foluke Adebisi from the University of Bristol

In-person or Online
We are aiming to host a blended conference (in-person and online). However, due to the current circumstances, we will be at least hosting an online conference. More information on this will be released shortly.

REC2021 is FREE to attend and kindly funded by the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the South West Doctoral Training Partnership (SWDTP).